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That's somewhat irrelevant without data on what percentage of acquihires are poorly implemented.
by 0xffff2 6y ago
That's somewhat irrelevant without data on what percentage of acquihires are poorly implemented.
- marcinzm 6y agoMost aquihires are "take it" or "you're all unemployed." Since some money > no money the aquihire is inherently a benefit to the employee. You still have the option of not taking it and being unemployed. Or taking it and then looking for a new job. But you have more options and more income than if it didn't happen.
- daniel-cussen 6y agoAn acquihire is also a solid opportunity to end your participation on the team. It's perfectly acceptable to stop working somewhere after only a month because the company got acquired. For similar reasons if the acquiring company presents you with a contract (I think there was an article about this, a noncompete?) they want you to sign as a condition of continued employment, it's very different than if they presented you with that contract as a condition of hiring you normally.