McIntire

When you think of mergers, you probably picture two corporate giants shaking hands over a deal worth billions of dollars: Chase Manhattan and Chemical Bank, for example, or Viacom and CBS. But most mergers take place on a much smaller scale: Between cross-town rivals, within one company in the form of a reorganization or even—if you haven't guessed by now—involving an in-plant. As an in-plant manager, you may have the chance to do a little consolidation of your own, either merging with