Obviously they have a bigger vision for the tool and needed people to make it happen
In all honesty, 100 people is not a big number, you need people like accountants, lawyers, office staff and so on
In all honesty, 100 people is not a big number, you need people like accountants, lawyers, office staff and so on
I expect the bulk of those positions to be people trying to get someone else to buy the products/services they're selling.
In the end, it might really be just 10 guys doing the actual coding.
From a technological point of view I can't fathom how anyone would add this level of bloat to their project. Just write your SQL queries like a normal person.