Another very important (and encouraging) set of numbers is the total hours preached, total number baptized and the derivative hrs. preaching per convert.
It ain't looking rosey. Respectively, the numbers are:
2010 - 1,604,764,248 (hrs preaching); 294,368 (baptized); 5,452 (hrs of preaching to baptize one)
2011 - 1,707,094,710 (hrs preaching); 263,131 (baptized); 6,487 (hrs of preaching to baptize one)
So, not only there are ~11% less baptized, but the JWs had to work ~6% harder to get it done for a combined 18% decrease in efficiency!
If the sales numbers are off by 18%, you better believe that any business would immediately recognize there is trouble. The WTBTS, being one, has undoubtedly already seen that.....
Let me throw few more numbers:
Branches have decreased from 116 to 98, with the same 236 lands reporting. Hmmm, what happened to the 18 "missing" branches, their assets, buildings, accounts, etc..we all know.
And the over 100 million hours increase in total hours spent in the field..oh, my what a COLLOSAL waste of time... Can you imagine what 100 mil hours of REAL community service would do?