| JRPGfan said: What the heck does almost having a 3% accountability margin mean? |
From Jason Schreier:
"Seeing a lot of misunderstanding about this. Profit margin is the percentage of revenue that is kept as profit. A 3% margin means that for every $100 you make, you're spending $97 and keeping $3. Margins don't reflect how much money you're making; they reflect how efficient the business is.
"A business with 3% margins could be making millions of dollars and doing totally fine. But if you're part of a company like Microsoft, which has divisions with 40%+ margins, then it's much harder to convince the bean-counters to keep making big investments in your biz"
Post by @jasonschreier.bsky.social — Bluesky
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