Trying to get a sense of how many analysts to each associate there generally are on a team. Don’t need to give specific numbers but simplified ratio would be helpful.
Mine for starters is 3:4 analysts to associates.
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3:1… (excluding new joiners now sure how many now)
Team has 5 analysts and 3 associates. 4 are first year analysts who just started
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