“A real advantage for us in a position like this is to ensure that it will also improve the diversity of our workforce, with career paths in the newsroom for a more diverse group of people from a wide variety of backgrounds and skill sets. Provided will do,” she said.
Jobs are mostly based in Washington, she said.
“I could see some of these jobs potentially being filled outside of Washington, and I could potentially see future jobs centered around national expansion, but I also think that the vast majority of our leadership The majority will be here,” Ms Buzby said.
The Post has rejuvenated over the past decade with an investment from Amazon founder and billionaire Jeff Bezos, who bought the newspaper in 2013 for $250 million. Under Martin Baron, executive editor Joe Retired In February, newsrooms nearly doubled to more than 1,000 journalists.
Soon after Ms. Buzby replaced Mr. Barron in June, the publication announced Construction of new breaking-news hubs in Seoul and London in June as part of its efforts to become a global newsroom.
“To be a 24/7 news organization, you have to empower people around the world to be able to make decisions,” Ms Buzby said. “I would say we are in the process of making progress in that direction, probably not quite.”