Culture and Personnel in Mergers and Acquisitions Best Practices

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# Measuring the Integration Success
# Managing Cultural Integration
# Integrating Personnel Policies and Packages
# Integrating Personnel
# Identifying and Retaining Key Leaders
# Communicating Human Resources and Cultural Integration
# Assessing Corporate Cultures and not limited to the above

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Making Mergers & Acquisition work

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2/3 of all M A's fail to meet their objectives due to cultural friction between the organisations. Why is there so little focus on the cultural issues?

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	Inder Mishra \| Commented \| 4 years ago
	Hi, I strongly disagree that cultural friction is the leading cause of M&A failure. The fact is there is always friction between individuals and organizations in companies regardless of whether they successfully grow/shrink organically or through...

	Naveen Sirode \| Commented \| 4 years ago
	Hi Abahayaman, One aspect of the merger of two cultures is the healthiness of the two cultures before the merger. I would look at Porter's work on corporate culture. Companies with poor corporate cultures tend to believe they have good corporate...

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7 Steps to the Perfect Apology

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$varsha, Head/VP/GM-Quality, frac$

By Danielle LaPorte I demand an apology! If you have to demand it, is it really worth receiving? Forced apologies are kind of like nice plastic. Shiny, maybe even useful, but ultimately, just trash. For a long time, I wanted an official kind of apology from friend for some jerk-like tendencies . It was pretty typical Mars/Venus stuff. I wanted a demonstration of groveling to make things all right and copacetic. Which, of course, made me the total jerk. A friend said to me, “Is it really necessary that he says he’s sorry?” Hmmm … I had to think about that one. If my priority was groovy-hot-happy-love, then, well, I suppose lording the “you must apologize” flag over his head wasn’t going to g...

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	AMOD KUMAR YADAV \| Commented \| 3 years ago
	Good Insight Varsha, but you know the most difficult thing ..to say sorry and accept the mistakes.

	!manpreet $ingh \| Commented \| 3 years ago
	Very Nice ways to appologize from your dear ones.And sometimes it become very hard to say this small word...But varsha ji you taught me this big thing very beautifully...thnx for the referal...

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