Observation

Every Time a Corporation Buys a Company, They Make It Worse

Too often, a corporation buys a company that people already value and then slowly removes the qualities that made it worth buying. The focus shifts from serving customers well to extracting more from them, and something useful becomes less personal, less dependable, and harder to trust. Growth may look successful on paper, but when the experience gets worse for the people who made the business successful, something important has been lost.

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