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Man hours per week is wrong & friday is missing.

I'm surprised at the number of bike ridding employees. Where do you store 60 bicycles every day?

Originally posted by Tamil:

Man hours per week is wrong

Yes, it looks like it is.

Haha. Nice numbers.

(512*2)/91=11.25 Shoes per plant in the Oslo Office and no overtime
1 employee works 7.5 hours in 1 day
750 employees work 5,625 hours in 1 day
750 employees work 28,125 hours in 1 week (5 days/wk)
750 employees work 1,462,500 hours in 1 year (52 wks/yr-no holidays nor vacation)

What's with all the spare shoes? Do people lose them that much?

Only 60 employees ride their bikes to Opera HQ?

Originally posted by wikipedian:

What's with all the spare shoes? Do people lose them that much?

It's not that people lose their shoes, but the weather in Norway requires outdoor footwear you wouldn't want to wear inside!

Spare shoes? Why do so many people have spare shoes (I would understand if walkers/bicyclists would keep spares) or are there just few individuals who are messing up the statistics with their shoe collections.

Wow about the shoes!!

So you guys have 3 kg of used coffee per day, and that can be used as fertilizer for your 91 plants

8% employees riding bike

How many use private cars to drive to office?

nice numbers, bad infohraphic

Hilsen fra Finland! I was surprised by the small amount of coffee drank - here it is more than common to drink a pot of coffee per day per worker. :)

Originally posted by nimeshthakkar:

8% employees riding bike

How many use private cars to drive to office?

Less than bikes, judging from the size of the garage I usually walk to work - or take a bus if the weather gives me an excuse...

you guys work only 37.5 hrs/week. No wonder we are still waiting for an Opera 12.00 release

285.7 cups of coffee.
That's almost my daily intake.

Originally posted by BS-Harou:

I'm surprised at the number of bike ridding employees. Where do you store 60 bicycles every day?

Where would you store 16 cars? There.

Nice Post. I love the little red icons!

Originally posted by tekonaza:

Only 60 employees ride their bikes to Opera HQ?

Doubtful. I think I know how they worked out that number and I suspect I am not included despite the fact that I cycle every day, rain or snow and even when temperatures drop waaayy below freezing.

Originally posted by Leevi:

Spare shoes? Why do so many people have spare shoes (I would understand if walkers/bicyclists would keep spares) or are there just few individuals who are messing up the statistics with their shoe collections.

Dude, it is not so comfortable to have outdoor footwear inside offices or can be too hot to sit all the day in boots during the winter, for example.

Originally posted by ruario:

Originally posted by tekonaza:

Only 60 employees ride their bikes to Opera HQ?

Doubtful. I think I know how they worked out that number and I suspect I am not included despite the fact that I cycle every day, rain or snow and even when temperatures drop waaayy below freezing.

Did they count all the bikes they could find around? )) I don't think they would ask everyone if one's rides the bike to work.

What unit is the "data saved per page" stat in?

All in all, Opera Software seems like a company that still lets people bring some humanness to work with them. Try to keep that as long as you can! It reflects very nicely on the products and services offered.

They might have only counted the bikes in the garage, or the ones signed up for the yearly 'Bike to work' campaign, which happens in Oslo. I'm pretty sure I'm not on that list, so expect a lot more bikes in total

And yeah... I did forget a pair of heavy winter shoes in the office

2^9 pairs of shoes!

I'd like to see graphs for operating system preferences (I'm estimating ~90% Linux here in the Gothenburg office, but we do have a lot of programmers) and number of people who speak Japanese.

Would have been fun, but "man hours" = "person hours" is only TRUE IF N={Opera employees} is a subset of M={all men in the world}.

I suggest you check your maths.

Originally posted by huxr:

I suggest you check your maths.

And I suggest you check your dictionary...

man
1. An adult male human.
2. A human regardless of sex or age; a person.
...

awesome

I'm thinking that most comments here are from Opera employees

The data saved per page needs a unit... though it looks like it's probably bytes. The use of B and b together is also a little confusing.

Originally posted by Avantasia:

Dude, it is not so comfortable to have outdoor footwear inside offices or can be too hot to sit all the day in boots during the winter, for example.

Oh, silly me.

Originally posted by sandalian:

I'm thinking that most comments here are from Opera employees

Well I'm not

Originally posted by borg:

Less than bikes, judging from the size of the garage I usually walk to work - or take a bus if the weather gives me an excuse...

Originally posted by Avantasia:

Originally posted by ruario:

Originally posted by tekonaza:

Only 60 employees ride their bikes to Opera HQ?

Doubtful. I think I know how they worked out that number and I suspect I am not included despite the fact that I cycle every day, rain or snow and even when temperatures drop waaayy below freezing.

Did they count all the bikes they could find around? )) I don't think they would ask everyone if one's rides the bike to work.

This is very good.

I love this attitude of the Nordic countries.

God That Lots Of Number.U R Whizzes Through All That.

Friday beer widget should be basic at Opera

Originally posted by Astrophizz:

The data saved per page needs a unit... though it looks like it's probably bytes. The use of B and b together is also a little confusing.

Looking at my phone I have 71% data savings in Mini and according to Google ( https://developers.google.com/speed/articles/web-metrics ) the average page size is 320kB, which leads to a theoretical average savings of 227kB per page.

Number of games consoles? I believe that quite a few have been mentioned.

Ohhh I SO want to work there. I have a new objective in my life xD.

wow

yeah that's true

Originally posted by Coyotee:

(512*2)/91=11.25 Shoes per plant in the Oslo Office and no overtime
1 employee works 7.5 hours in 1 day
750 employees work 5,625 hours in 1 day
750 employees work 28,125 hours in 1 week (5 days/wk)
750 employees work 1,462,500 hours in 1 year (52 wks/yr-no holidays nor vacation)

Last time I looked there was 7 days in a week. I can't imagine the Opera offices being a 9am to 5pm 5 day a week switch off the lights when the last person goes home on Friday kind of place. 750 x 37.5 / 7 = 4017 Close enough for me. Now how many people work there. . . . Oh about half.

Использую опера как дополнительный браузер с 2006 года, но после последней ситуации близко на моей аппаратуре ее не будет. Стоит UC web, и стояла опера 6.0 (обновил ее до 6.5, теперь реклама оперы и в UCweb лезет), удачи в разработках, главное не позорьтесь что бы не приходилось чисть всю систему из за ваших идей