
Data & notes
| Company | Employed | Open | Employed per open role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft | 8,374 | 16 | 523.4× |
| Salesforce | 909 | 3 | 303.0× |
| Amazon | 18,660 | 120 | 155.5× |
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Key takeaway · How to cite
Who employs vs who is hiring for Account Manager, host by host?
Read the ledger first: employed and open for each host, as of 2026-10-25 PT.
| Host | Employed | Open |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft | 8,374 | 16 |
| Salesforce | 909 | 3 (low open-role count — ratio is volatile) |
| Amazon | 18,660 | 120 |
Get the named Account Manager list behind this table
Take the named list for the employers shown here. Name the same employers and experience cut this page measured.
How do bench depth and open-role share compare for Account Manager?
Ratio lead Microsoft 523.4× (8,374 employed / 16 open) (see ratio chart above); bench lead Amazon 18,660; open lead Amazon 120.

Data & notes
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Amazon | 18,660 |
| Microsoft | 8,374 |
| Salesforce | 909 |

Data & notes
| Name | Value | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon | 120 | 86.3% |
| Microsoft | 16 | 11.5% |
| Salesforce | 3 | 2.2% |
Absolute employed beside opens: ratio lead Microsoft, bench lead Amazon
The two rankings can diverge: bench volume and door density are different decisions.

Data & notes
| Category | Employed | Open roles |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft | 8,374 | 16 |
| Salesforce | 909 | 3 |
| Amazon | 18,660 | 120 |
What it means for Account Manager employed vs open: what to do this week / how to use it
- For bench volume: prefer the Amazon pool of 18,660 employed.
- For live reqs: prefer Amazon's 120 captured open roles.
- Salesforce: low open-role count — ratio is volatile; do not brief off the multiple alone.
Open roles not captured stay off the ratio
Every host in this cut has open roles on the record, so each one is on the ratio.
Coverage notes
Every host in this cut has open roles on the record, so each one is on the ratio. A host whose open roles were not captured would be listed without a bar.
There is no five-host peer-pack ladder here: the comparison is employed per open role on one seat.
As of 2026-10-25 PT · Source: Metix AI
Notes & method
Methodology
The employed cell is current Account Manager headcount on that company's homepage record at 2026-10-25 PT. Open is the active posting count for that same title family. An open cell of 0 is uncaptured, not a claim of no demand. Source: Metix AI.
FAQ
- Does an uncaptured Account Manager host get a bar?
- Uncaptured open roles stay off the Account Manager ratio and are listed without a bar. A 0 in the open cell means the postings were not captured.
- Is the Account Manager page a peer-pack ladder?
- The comparison is Account Manager employed divided by open roles. No bar means that host was not captured.
- Who leads the Account Manager multiple?
- Lead with Microsoft 523.4× (8,374 employed / 16 open) when you name the top multiple. That multiple is dated 2026-10-25 PT.
- Where do the Account Manager figures come from?
- Both cells share the measurement date 2026-10-25 PT. Metix AI published the table.
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