This research focuses on the relationship between Mexican workers’ organizational socialization and compromise. Organizational socialization is a process in which a person acquires labor skills, understands and accepts institutional rules, and gains the support of their co-workers. 169 participants were sampled using the Organizational Socialization Inventory and Organizational Compromise Questionnaire. The results showed that organizational socialization correlated positively and significantly with affective and normative commitment. As a conclusion, organizational socialization allows workers to develop a compromise with the organization through affective links with co-workers and a sense of loyalty to the institution. Palabras clave: Socializacion organizacional, Compromiso, Trabajadores, Correlacion, Organizaciones.