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Member You - Corporate Restructuring: Advice For Surviving A Restructuring
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Over the past few years, corporate restructurings have occurred because of large mergers and acquisitions where the new combined company decides to shed
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I’ve been a victim of corporate restructuring twice in my career. Twice I was laid off and in the first case, the whole company actually closed down so it was actually more than just an organizational restructuring but the result was the same: I lost my job.
I’ve also worked for a company that restructured regularly and I was able to survive each and every one of them while others were let go.
A corporate restructuring essentially refers to when your employer makes changes that typically result in fewer staff and possibly fewer products, plants, divisions, etc in extreme cases.
Over the past few years, corporate restructurings have occurred because of large mergers and acquisitions where the new combined company decides to shed e
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I’ve been a victim of corporate restructuring twice in my career. Twice I was laid off and in the first case, the whole company actually closed down so it was actually more than just an organizational restructuring but the result was the same: I lost my job.
I’ve also worked for a company that restructured regularly and I was able to survive each and every one of them while others were let go.
A corporate restructuring essentially refers to when your employer makes changes that typically result in fewer staff and possibly fewer products, plants, divisions, etc in extreme cases.
Over the past few years, corporate restructurings have occurred because of large mergers and acquisitions where the new combined company decides to shed
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I’ve also worked for a company that restructured regularly and I was able to survive each and every one of them while others were let go.
A corporate restructuring essentially refers to when your employer makes changes that typically result in fewer staff and possibly fewer products, plants, divisions, etc in extreme cases.
Over the past few years, corporate restructurings have occurred because of large mergers and acquisitions where the new combined company decides to shed
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A corporate restructuring essentially refers to when your employer makes changes that typically result in fewer staff and possibly fewer products, plants, divisions, etc in extreme cases.
Over the past few years, corporate restructurings have occurred because of large mergers and acquisitions where the new combined company decides to shed
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Over the past few years, corporate restructurings have occurred because of large mergers and acquisitions where the new combined company decides to shed extra staff and certainly the post Y2K period saw a lot of restructuring as well. Sometimes companies restructure simply to save money. Other times they use it as an excuse to cut positions that they feel can be done by other existing staff.
Whatever the cause, it basically means people end up losing their jobs and the people who are left working for the company often end up having to do more work.
Obviously, being a victim of a corporate restructuring is a setback to your career but surviving a restructuring can be equally disheartening especially if you feel that the writing is on the wall and that you might be affected during the next round of layoffs.
Also, after a corporate restructuring you might find that your job and work situation in g
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