As part of its first quarter earnings report, Yahoo detailed a reduction in headcount. The company cut 1,000 jobs since the first quarter of 2014, to 11,400. That figure does not include 830 contractors that currently work with the firm.

In a question and answer session with investors, Yahoo called the staffing reductions a “remix.”

The 11,400 figure was 11,800 at the end of the first quarter. That means Yahoo cut 400 jobs in the past 1.5 months. Presuming that that trend continues, the company would wrap the second quarter of 2015 with a flat 11,000 employees.

Yahoo also noted that it has cut more jobs since the second quarter of 2012. The company previously had 14,200 full-time workers, and 2,800 contractors. Compared to that former tally, Yahoo has reduced its combined contractor and full time workforce by 4,770, or about 28 percent. The company’s reduction in full time staff, 2,800, is slimmer on percentage basis than its cuts to contractors.

Here’s the chart that Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer shared during her portion of the call:

Mayer made a point of noting what she culled since taking the reins: 17 offices and 80 products. Looking from the other end of that funnel, Yahoo noted during its presentation that it has seen a dramatic increase in interest in employment at the firm.