3 ms·
There are a bunch of different patterns (not all of which reduce quality), but usually when a company is sold to PE and quality goes down it's because the compa
by Matticus_Rex 1y ago
There are a bunch of different patterns (not all of which reduce quality), but usually when a company is sold to PE and quality goes down it's because the company was in trouble, either because they weren't profitable (or were, but only on paper), or were in a liquidity crunch, or were facing down imminent changes that would make them unprofitable.
People are often comparing to a situation where the company continued doing things that weren't sustainable long-term.
- simianwords 1y agoYes this is what I was referring to. So it’s like the past customers were borrowing quality from future customers. The blame is usually put on the private equity for reducing quality but I wanted to understand the bigger reason behind it.