Computers and Technology, 01.02.2022 09:00 dedrenabouyer

A small but successful company in the computer subsector has begun a review of its staff. It plans to reorganize and possibly do some additional hiring. The company currently has about 200 employees, with a professional staff that accounts for about 10 percent of the workforce. About how many additional professional positions should it create to be consistent with other companies in the same subsector? no additional positions
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