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).
Right after the acquisition, which involved a major internal reorganization and a move to new headquarters (though, Young says with obvious pride, no attrition of staff), the company established a Pulse Committee, which allowed representatives from every department in the company to meet regularly, share information and evaluate progress. Young also set up CEO Inbox, a forum inviting employees to share comments, suggestions and concerns (anonymously, if desired) directly with the CEO.
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