Gallup depends on its digital printing plant to conduct its public opinion polls

By Chris Bauer

The longtime employees have kept up with current technology, she adds, and the in-plant is trusted to make smart equipment purchases for the company. The next purchase will be a new shrink wrapper to protect books the shop produces.

"We reward great work by assigning more responsibilities," Morock says. "There are a lot of internal things within our company that may not be comfortable for everyone, but the people we hire have those certain talents so that they can thrive in this environment."