Lean In: Women, Work, And the Will to Lead
Art409 says:
Highly recommend for ALL to read regardless of your gender, career aspirations, or economics. Sheryl obviously has access to resources that many do not but it's our own minds that after hold us back. Stop the pattern and seek a new paradigm for future generations of people to act and live as cohesive beings doing the best we can. Love the "done is better than perfect" reference and inspired by the narrative on how men and women traditionally view their fit to job descriptions. That w...as a strong take-away for me. Giant lesson learned! Lean in!!
ana says:
I loved this book! Not only was it an easy and enjoyable read it was informative. A must read for any woman. Whether you're working or still in school, married or dating, with children or not. I think every woman can find something relatable in this one. Most of us will not lead Fortune 500 companies is our lives but the "struggles" are the same. This book talks about not necessarily how society tends to view women, but how we hold ourselves back. And the almighty, "can you have it all"? Sandberg squashes that notion. Ladies, just read it!MoreLess
Highly recommend for ALL to read regardless of your gender, career aspirations, or economics. Sheryl obviously has access to resources that many do not but it's our own minds that after hold us back. Stop the pattern and seek a new paradigm for future generations of people to act and live as cohesive beings doing the best we can. Love the "done is better than perfect" reference and inspired by the narrative on how men and women traditionally view their fit to job descriptions. That w...as a strong take-away for me. Giant lesson learned! Lean in!!
ana says:
I loved this book! Not only was it an easy and enjoyable read it was informative. A must read for any woman. Whether you're working or still in school, married or dating, with children or not. I think every woman can find something relatable in this one. Most of us will not lead Fortune 500 companies is our lives but the "struggles" are the same. This book talks about not necessarily how society tends to view women, but how we hold ourselves back. And the almighty, "can you have it all"? Sandberg squashes that notion. Ladies, just read it!MoreLess
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Guest 7 years ago
I feel that book will change my life.Actually, it already have changed me. My perception of boss-woman.
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