Corner Office Interview: Susan Bolotin
Workman's Editor in Chief and Acting Publisher chats about creativity, inheriting a legacy and what makes a Workman book work.
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How do you feel about the changes at Workman?
It has been a difficult personal time. I feel as if I lost a friend, a friend and definitely a teacher, someone I really enjoyed spending time with. It's sad but comforting. There are so many people who have been at Workman for decades. We have little anniversary moments. When people come and they stay, part of the reason that happens is because of the kind of company we are. We persevere. We have stick-to-it-iveness. You know that that commitment to the employees as well as to the books is for the long haul.
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