Ownership diffusion-- and that tension between high expectations and low clarity (& between entrepreneurial and employee mindset) Can set him up for tangle in a controlling environment; or set Meta up for growth if he's allowed and able to grow/integrate the payments piece in India (& elsewhere). Intriguing analysis of the signals within the announcement.
I always wonder how much the deal makers think through the 3-12 months that follow...
Thank you Rachel, I wonder how my articles land. I look for news, that I can source where either Signal compression or external pressure outweighs the ability for a leader or company to regulate ( balance ) under stress, thanks again.
Yes, this type of news and deeper (pragmatic) analysis highlight why so many M&A fail within 2-3 years.
Your article and analysis highlight to me, among other things, the need for a little humility (& asking what might I/we be missing), collaboration, and long term thinking (not even LT, mid-term thinking). The tech bros are very smart on some things... Lucky on many, etc.
Thanks for sharing these reflections and analysis.
Ownership diffusion-- and that tension between high expectations and low clarity (& between entrepreneurial and employee mindset) Can set him up for tangle in a controlling environment; or set Meta up for growth if he's allowed and able to grow/integrate the payments piece in India (& elsewhere). Intriguing analysis of the signals within the announcement.
I always wonder how much the deal makers think through the 3-12 months that follow...
Thank you Rachel, I wonder how my articles land. I look for news, that I can source where either Signal compression or external pressure outweighs the ability for a leader or company to regulate ( balance ) under stress, thanks again.
Yes, this type of news and deeper (pragmatic) analysis highlight why so many M&A fail within 2-3 years.
Your article and analysis highlight to me, among other things, the need for a little humility (& asking what might I/we be missing), collaboration, and long term thinking (not even LT, mid-term thinking). The tech bros are very smart on some things... Lucky on many, etc.
Thanks for sharing these reflections and analysis.
Thank you so much