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The main departments that you can plan for include a sales team with sales directors, a customer support team, an R&D team, and a miscellaneous team as defined by the user. Instead of making it so you have various types of employees running off of the count of other employees (like having 4 CS reps per every SDR) I have made it so you can define the headcount of each hire type individually.
You will manually enter the amount of revenue that you are planning for in order to get your head count units. For example, if you put in $300k for box C13, then all the head count figures you enter would be defining the amount of hires you need per every $300k worth of revenue. If your revenues in the next 3 months add up to $600k, then it effectively doubles all the head count figures you have entered in the assumptions tab.
You can then also define the annual fully loaded cost per team member type and define the annual growth rate each year over 5 years. The formula will take your annual growth rate and automatically calculate what the monthly growth rate must be in order to result in a total annual growth that equals the defined annual %. Fun math that involves 1/12...adding 1, subtracting 1 and a few other things that you can see once you're in the model.
There are a ton of visuals so you can see the head count and total costs relative to total revenues on a monthly basis for 5 years. The data is broken into high level and low level departments.
It is interesting to see how your current revenue will be able to support the hiring plan based on future growth.
You will manually enter the amount of revenue that you are planning for in order to get your head count units. For example, if you put in $300k for box C13, then all the head count figures you enter would be defining the amount of hires you need per every $300k worth of revenue. If your revenues in the next 3 months add up to $600k, then it effectively doubles all the head count figures you have entered in the assumptions tab.
You can then also define the annual fully loaded cost per team member type and define the annual growth rate each year over 5 years. The formula will take your annual growth rate and automatically calculate what the monthly growth rate must be in order to result in a total annual growth that equals the defined annual %. Fun math that involves 1/12...adding 1, subtracting 1 and a few other things that you can see once you're in the model.
There are a ton of visuals so you can see the head count and total costs relative to total revenues on a monthly basis for 5 years. The data is broken into high level and low level departments.
It is interesting to see how your current revenue will be able to support the hiring plan based on future growth.
If you are going the opposite direction and have to plan out the financial impact of firing individuals in various departments, this HR template will be helpful.
Also checkout this comprehensive startup and operating model for a SaaS company that is driven by AE performance and ratios of other headcounts.
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