The reward for bad behaviour

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By Loom's founders
By Loom's founders

Julia Faure and Guillaume Declair


By Loom's founders Independent publishing house 160 pages Published in September 2026
Independent publishing house
Independent publishing house

Our publisher is Rue de l'échiquier, an independent house, and that's something precious at a time when the media and publishers are increasingly concentrated in the hands of a few.


By Loom's founders Independent publishing house 160 pages Published in September 2026
160 pages
160 pages

But it's not printed in tiny letters.


By Loom's founders Independent publishing house 160 pages Published in September 2026
Published in September 2026
Published in September 2026

Fresh off the press.


By Loom's founders Independent publishing house 160 pages Published in September 2026
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Why is doing the right thing bad for business?

This book was written by us (Julia and Guillaume, the co-founders of Loom).
When we started our company, we were convinced that to succeed you had to “do things right”. Yet we had to face the facts: it's the brands with the worst practices that end up winning. Unless we change the rules of the game, as En Mode Climat (a movement of companies we co-founded) is calling for. It's this “reward for bad behaviour” that we want to tell you about, by sharing our hands-on experience, our analysis of the situation and our solutions for getting the system back on track.
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All royalties go entirely to En Mode Climat.

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Country of manufacture

Printed in France on the presses of the Corlet printworks in Condé-en-Normandie