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This is mostly true. However, there are acquisitions which managed to keep their unique identity and even different salaries (!) after getting acquired. 1. For
by achow 4y ago
This is mostly true. However, there are acquisitions which managed to keep their unique identity and even different salaries (!) after getting acquired.
1. For culture difference: I have heard YouTube culture is quite different than their parent (Goog) before and after aquisition.
2. After Microsoft's acquisition of LinkedIn, from various anecdotes, not only their previous culture is maintained but employees salaries are different as well (salary difference not entirely due to LinkedIn presence in valley vs Seattle - when both LinkedIn's and Microsoft's office exist in a same country outside USA, the employees have different level of perks and monetary compensation).
- ZephyrBlu 4y agoI would be more surprised if acquisitions were fully integrated into the company. Normalizing the culture and salaries across different companies seems like a great way to piss off everyone in the acquired company, and if they leave then you've lost a significant amount of value.