Sentence examples for small headcount from inspiring English sources

While MyFab's headquarters are in France, the French office has a rather small headcount.

The site has a famously small headcount — hopefully the new funding will help it ensure this was a one-time issue.

Company Headcount – Regarding Facebook's thoughts on the its small headcount, Zuck said Facebook has always been smaller than other companies, and that is a reason people like working there, and that it's helpful in strategy.

And the company's relatively small headcount provides an important talking point in the battle to attract the most talented computer programmers.

This is particularly helpful to startups that may have a small headcount and no point person to manage their employee volunteer and giving programs.

DoubleDutch heads into 2017 largely on the same course as before, but with a smaller headcount.

"Does the business notice rival businesses are being successful with a much smaller headcount, possibly even 'one man bands'?" he asks.

Compared to baseline data from DoHA, the various datasets have smaller headcounts in all regional categories.

The AMPCo doctor list and AIHW survey data show similar patterns as in Table  3, with smaller headcounts than the DoHA baseline data.

Meanwhile, the typical minority director headcount at small cap firms is zero.

Small numbers of absolute headcounts, with relatively larger fractions of locum GPs in rural areas cause unstable statistical estimates and divergences between datasets.