I actually worked at a company, acquired by oracle in mid 2010s. I ended up leaving seeing how it took 5 proctologists, 37 lawyers, and 3 engineers to meet and

I actually worked at a company, acquired by oracle in mid 2010s. I ended up leaving seeing how it took 5 proctologists, 37 lawyers, and 3 engineers to meet and make decisions when it only needed the 3 engs to begin with. The stats of the M&A were usually only 1/3 of the acquired company’s staff would stay on w/Oracle. While this layoff probably doesn’t map geographically with the Cerner M&A, not surprised with some minor team restructuring.