Cover Story: What's So Hot About Hachette?
Hachette Book Group’s ‘team’ approach helped make it the Best Book Publishing Company to Work For (and maybe it’s a little about the parties, too).
A Little Communication Goes a Long Way
When Time Warner Book Group was acquired by Hachette Livre in April 2006, executives of the newly christened Hachette Book Group quickly realized that effective communication would be key to a smooth transition.
"When we went through that process, we had to redesign everything," says Young. "I think we've been very clear and work hard to make sure all employees understand what it all means to them."
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