Recipe for a Successful Merger (Part 2)

by Megan Bullard on December 17, 2009

The difficulty lies in identifying which employees require coaching.

Assessments can identify employee strengths and weaknesses. Just as ingredients rely on other ingredients to taste good, some employees require extra coaching to be more productive. Managers should be willing to coach their employees; the difficulty lies in identifying which employees require coaching. Once employees are assessed, their managers can identify where an employee naturally excels, and where an employee requires development.

If you know your employees’ strengths and weaknesses post-merger, you can determine job descriptions, positions and teams.  Mergers are an opportunity to discover the talent that has been available, as well as new talent from the other company, and how they can be combined to create an even more productive business.

This is Part 2 in our four part series about creating a successful merger. Review Part 1 and read ahead to Part 3 and Part 4 for the full article.

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