Closed cben closed 5 years ago
@cben Here are some answers:
Q. How many people work for your company or organization? 2019, n=2671; 2018, n=748. | 2019 |
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Self-employed or not working | 12.3% |
2-50 | 22.8% |
51-250 | 15.7% |
251-1,000 | 13.0% |
1,001-10,000 | 14.4% |
More than 10,000 | 20.8% |
Don't know | 1.1% |
Thanks @LawrenceHecht
Hi, coming here from reading https://thenewstack.io/research-shows-open-source-program-offices-improve-software-practices/. Obviously the survey sampled only a tiny fraction of all companies in the world. Please say something about how the survey was distributed / what kinds of companies was it targetted at?
Even if a reader trusts your conclusions "the findings are not the result of self-selection bias", i.e. that it's a representative sample, it's unclear a sample of what. For example there are probably no mom-and-pop-pizza shops here, or other completely offline businesses here... Which I agree is out-of-scope to ask about OSPO and such :wink:, just making the point there some implicit scope and knowing it would be useful to the reader.
A bar chart of verticals [and company sizes] could go a long way towards answering this. chart3 has number of answers by vertical:
But is that number of individual respondents, or number of companies?
BTW, are all the graphs weighted by number of respondents from same company / company size / normalized to 1 per company? "One hundred and thirty responses were excluded because they appeared to come from the same company" — so I guess 1 per company, all weighted equally?