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Enjoy the excitement while it lasts
M&a is very broad, is it corp dev? Is it integration? Is it diligence
I switched to M&A after doing mainly performance improvement work and it’s definitely been more challenging and demanding but refreshing to actually learn real skills
Also this assumes the you’re doing diligence on live deals. If it’s just M&A integration then that’s just ops work
Never forget what "redundant headcount / facilities" actually is
SD1 I'm sorry that happened to you and I hope you're doing well now, but this made me laugh
It's 80% about people and relationship management, and 20% everything else (as long as you know how to problem solve effectively)
Definitely have been a part of several deals that either got killed during diligence or just couldn’t get to a final sign off due to personality issues between leadership teams.
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Avoid central PMO unless you want unnecessary stress for sheep work.
Sounds like we all agree IMOs are necessary. My point was how repetitive (playbook + customization) and the lack of WLB that role typically holds.
Buckle up! Enjoy the flight.
Every case is a learning opportunity, stakes are a bit different in M&A. If you severely mess up e.g an ERP investment, you can wave goodbye to a promotion or current job. If you mess up an M&A transaction it is your career and reputation