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Bench ratio

نسبة المديرين الجاهزين

Canon · Playbook 2.0Added in version 1.0

Definition

The bench ratio is the number of ready-now managers divided by the openings approved for the next two quarters. The bench leads the pipeline: each new branch manager comes from it, trained in a live branch. When the ratio falls below 1, the next openings wait for people, not sites.

In plain words

Do you have enough ready managers for the branches you are about to open?

Also searched as

  • the bench
  • management bench
  • bench strength
  • manager pipeline
  • نسبة المديرين الجاهزين

Formula

Bench ratio = Ready-now managers ÷ Openings approved for the next two quarters

Canonical thresholds

Bench ratioPlaybook default, to calibrate
ThresholdVerdict
Ready-now managers ≥ openings approved for the next two quartersThe bench leads the pipeline
Below 1The next openings wait for people, not sites

Source: Playbook §2 · Gate 6: The operating model at 30+ branches

Where it is used

In the Doctrine and the Playbook

Related terms

Try the Branch Gate on your numbers

How to cite this definition

Alhajj, S. (2026). “Bench ratio”. In The Revenue Engineering Lexicon, version 1.0. Riyadh. https://seiflden.com/lexicon/bench-ratio/

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