There’s little overlap between portfolios, so maybe I’m being overly optimistic. Especially in the CFD business unit, the merger is perceived as a net positive as of now (given that the other two contenders, Cadence and Siemens, would’ve made a large part of the business redundant).
Mergers are seldom good for shareholders. Even if there is little overlap in portfolio, the new owner will see contribution margin per product line. If your product is a money pit, it will a drag down entire EBITDA. They will cull those on the pretext of “creative destruction”. So keep that in mind. DM for Altair. Fabulous work life balance and probably similar pay scale.
I would be more concerned about redundancy than wfh balance. Writing is on the wall if the merger goes through. Good luck.
There’s little overlap between portfolios, so maybe I’m being overly optimistic. Especially in the CFD business unit, the merger is perceived as a net positive as of now (given that the other two contenders, Cadence and Siemens, would’ve made a large part of the business redundant).
Mergers are seldom good for shareholders. Even if there is little overlap in portfolio, the new owner will see contribution margin per product line. If your product is a money pit, it will a drag down entire EBITDA. They will cull those on the pretext of “creative destruction”. So keep that in mind. DM for Altair. Fabulous work life balance and probably similar pay scale.