Thread regarding 3M layoffs

3M - A Lost Decade

Perfect for MBA case study

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Many retirees fund has been decimated by the stock plunge. What an incompetent CEO

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Post ID: @2iqq+1l42S4Vz

Let’s stop blaming McNerney - he didn’t do the Aaero deal

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Post ID: @1xnd+1l42S4Vz

The demise of Kodak has been digested for many years now. HBS needs a new story of a demise of a 20th century icon. GE could also get the nomination since it has followed a similar path to 3M and was infected by the same jack Welch plague of quarterly earnings only focus, forced ranking that demoralized most of the workers, and a cutthroat passive aggressive culture.

My vote is for 3M to be the posterchild. This was completely avoidable. 3M in the 1990s post imation had everything laid out for a great second century. And then mcnerney....

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Post ID: @1ebe+1l42S4Vz

Same thing

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Post ID: @1sto+1l42S4Vz

BCG was behind A3M, not McKinsey

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Post ID: @1ucz+1l42S4Vz

Funny, A3M was created by the genius MBAs at McKinsey. Will this be taught at Harvard business school?

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Post ID: @sfr+1l42S4Vz

Let’s hope it’s not “3M - a lost cause” because at the minute that’s what it feels like.

We have a lot of talented people. They’re just too paralysed by A3M to make the changes needed. Leadership needed to be changed 2+ years ago.

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