Here's a great article that will answer the original question:
Your Company Has Been Sold: Here's What to Expect http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffschmitt/2013/05/07/your-company-has-been-sold-heres-what-to-expect/#2cbfad652921
Here's a great article that will answer the original question:
Your Company Has Been Sold: Here's What to Expect http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffschmitt/2013/05/07/your-company-has-been-sold-heres-what-to-expect/#2cbfad652921
90 days after ECMC bought Corinthian Colleges they terminated 25% of the employees. Within 18 months they had terminated over half of the original employees.
Ink's not dry yet...btw a year does not matter, big lawyers and lots of money will allow anyone to do just about anything. Ask anyone that has been bought up they don't care about us and they can and will fire people day one if it suits their business plan! Don't be so naive!
looks like most of the Dir and VP level managers still there got their MBA's from UOPX--must be v. difficult to find a new positions outside of Apollo- especially if they spent a number of years at UOPX...what do you think?
No one hires ex UOP rejects. Especially ones that got a degree from there. That is a double whammy.
Just look for another job now instead of later. UOP isn't the only employer on the planet you know.
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IH6LbOI-bor - Just keep telling yourself that nothing will happen for a year. In the meantime, start practicing that speech - and the shocked/suprised look to attach to your face - for when you have to explain to your family why you are home at 10:00 AM with a box of items that were formerly in your cube.
no new company is taking over in a few weeks. If anything, it will be early fall before it officially takes place. Then nothing can really happen for at least 1 year.