Workforce charts: who joined, who left, where they went
Hiring, exits, promotions and tenure, from Live Data Technologies data. For investors, revenue and talent leaders, and the reporters and analysts who cover them. By Alex Hamilton, Insights, with partner analysts.
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CMOs leave their jobs more often than CFOs and CTOsAbout 22 of every 100 CMOs left their role in 2024, against about 16 for CFOs and CTOs.Read the chart
Marketing engineer is a rising role in tech75 people held the title at tech firms in July 2026, up from 49 a year earlier.Read the chart
A year after the deferred resignation program, where did federal leavers go?The share who retired more than doubled, and moves to other federal jobs fell from 19% to 5%.Read the chartWork with the data
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In the press recently
- The CMO Club · Oct 2026CMOs Keep Leaving at Higher Rates Than CFOs and CTOsBy Paul Hiebert · Our data on CMO, CFO and CTO exit rates
- The Wall Street Journal · Sep 2026Marketers Are Rebranding as 'Engineers' to Survive the AI EraBy Katie Deighton · Our data on marketing engineer starts
- The Wall Street Journal · Sep 2026Corporate America Is Axing the 'Micro-Team' BossBy Chip Cutter · Our data on middle managers' share of exits
- Mind The Product · Aug 2026The evolution and future of the CPTO roleBy Louron Pratt · Our data on the CPTO's share of new appointments
The charts on this page show aggregated counts and shares, not individual records, and leave out small groups.