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What is the proportion of designers among the staff in the design firm?

2008-01-03View Original

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What is the proportion of designers among the staff in the design firm?
Reply #22008-01-04
Only 30% of our team are engaged in design work; the rest serve as project managers, handle preliminary tasks, and are responsible for planning.
Reply #32008-01-04
Designers make up a small portion of our team; the majority are support staff!
Reply #42008-01-04
I think around 70% would be appropriate; there shouldn’t be too many managers and support staff. If a design institute transforms into an engineering company (excluding construction), about 50% of the staff will remain as designers.
Reply #52008-01-04
Designers still make up the majority, with assistants being only a small portion
Reply #62008-01-04
In our company, design accounts for the majority – in fact, it’s almost the entire portion
Reply #72008-01-04
It is necessary to distinguish between design firms and construction companies; in design firms, the proportion of designers is higher, while in construction companies it is much lower.
Reply #82008-01-04
In many small and medium-sized enterprises, the sales department plays a crucial role – 30%
Reply #92008-01-04
My design institute is quite large, but I guess only about 50% of the staff are actually engaged in design work; there are many administrative staff and managers. Only half of them actually do the work
Reply #102008-01-04
The larger the design institute, the smaller the proportion of designers… In smaller design institutes, everyone might be a key member of the team!
Reply #112008-01-04
This is a small courtyard; there are less than 200 people here. Most of them are in the design field, while around 40 work in other areas such as business, management, general administration, and quality control
Reply #122008-01-04
I think around 60–70% would be appropriate; there should not be too many managers and support staff.
Reply #132008-01-04
Of course, it’s better to have more people focused on design, but there should also be people who handle project management to achieve a balance – around 7:3 would be fine :)
Reply #142008-01-04
Under normal circumstances, designers should account for 75%
Reply #152008-01-04
Three-quarters, I guess; most courtyards are like that. In the case of a compound, the proportion might be lower; it should still be at least 60% I guess. After all, the designers are the main component of a design institute
Reply #162008-01-05
Only 40% of our staff are engaged in design work; the rest work as managers and support staff, etc
Reply #172008-01-05
Around 70%, and the design is becoming increasingly youthful
Reply #182008-02-01
Around 60%-70%, and the design is becoming increasingly youthful.
Reply #192008-02-02
The larger the design institute, the smaller the proportion of designers.
Reply #202008-02-02
There are more and more young people working, especially singles. I have plenty of time and energy, but not enough money
Reply #212008-03-29
Our unit accounts for 60% to 70%, and it is getting younger and younger.

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