Show HN: I put employees inside S&P 500 market-cap bubbles

A visualization maps S&P 500 companies as bubbles sized by market capitalization, with stick figures inside representing employees to show the value per worker for each company. The density of figures within each bubble indicates how many employees a company has relative to its market value, revealing which firms are most efficient or inflated in terms of valuation compared to workforce size. The interactive tool filters for companies with at least a certain number of employees and market cap threshold, organized by sector.