AGI per FTE
The way agi per fte is calculated changed between these two points, so they are not comparable and no movement is shown.
Comparisons resume once a full period has been recorded the new way. The number itself is unaffected.
Where it stands
Monthly, up to the last 12 months
Where it stands, and what it is built from. The full reasoning is not compiled yet.
- Window
- The period this covers is stated with the metric's own sources.
- How it is counted
- Adjusted gross income divided by full-time-equivalent headcount, with part-time roles counted as fractions of a person. Contractors and outsourced delivery are not in that headcount, so work moved to them lifts this reading without anything having improved.
- Source
- Financial ledger, as of Aug 23, 2026
- Drivers
- Reasoned from this metric's own definition and sources. The driver breakdown is not composed for this tile yet, and the section below says what it would take.
What this is
Not answered here.
How this metric is measured changed between the two most recent periods, so the difference between them would not be a real movement. Comparison resumes once two periods share a measurement basis.
Compiling this metric's playbook produces the driver breakdown, its measurement methods and its receipts. Until then the number, its chart and its sources are what can be stated honestly.
Why it is on your dashboard
Not answered here.
No playbook has been compiled for this metric yet.
Compiling this metric's playbook produces the driver breakdown, its measurement methods and its receipts. Until then the number, its chart and its sources are what can be stated honestly.
Why it is where it is
Not answered here.
No playbook has been compiled for this metric yet.
Compiling this metric's playbook produces the driver breakdown, its measurement methods and its receipts. Until then the number, its chart and its sources are what can be stated honestly.
What we checked, in order
Not answered here.
There is no ruled order of checks for AGI per FTE yet. Three of these ordered diagnostics exist and they attach to the profit share, an account under the floor, and absorbed work. This metric is not one of them.
An ordered set of checks is worth more than a list of things to look at, because the order is what stops the most expensive move being tried first. Writing one for this metric is a decision about how it should be diagnosed rather than a gap in the data.
Root cause
Not answered here.
No playbook has been compiled for this metric yet.
Compiling this metric's playbook produces the driver breakdown, its measurement methods and its receipts. Until then the number, its chart and its sources are what can be stated honestly.
What to do now
Not answered here.
No playbook has been compiled for this metric yet.
Compiling this metric's playbook produces the driver breakdown, its measurement methods and its receipts. Until then the number, its chart and its sources are what can be stated honestly.
What stops it coming back
Not answered here.
No playbook has been compiled for this metric yet.
Compiling this metric's playbook produces the driver breakdown, its measurement methods and its receipts. Until then the number, its chart and its sources are what can be stated honestly.
What happens if this is ignored
Where this lands is not this tile. It is AGI allocation reads 21% against profit share, target ~20%, which it is inside. It is inside its band today, which is what holding this position is currently buying you. Income per person is what funds everything that is not client work, so when it thins the profit share is the first place it shows, and it shows as a squeeze nobody decided on.
Is this target still telling you anything
Not answered here.
The window spans a measurement change, so its periods are not one series: compute path changed: demo-history-seed@1 to live-serving-rollup@3
How this metric is measured changed inside the period this section would look back over, so counting hits across it would be counting two different measurements as one. This fills in once the whole window sits on one basis.