Book review: Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead
Posted: 23 Aug 2015, 15:20
Amazing inspirational work. She covered all areas for e.g a coworker, superior and colleague to illustrate how an employed woman is perceived.
Talks about inherent and societal impacts from all angles for working women. Touching on self limited restrictions to cultural bias, she does it all in a very empathetic manner, quoting her real life scenarios.
My only reason for not giving it 5 stars is the write-up consists of way to many names and long descriptions about their positions making it difficult to assimilate the gist, at times. I am sure she will end up writing many more books in her lifetime.
Cheers.
Talks about inherent and societal impacts from all angles for working women. Touching on self limited restrictions to cultural bias, she does it all in a very empathetic manner, quoting her real life scenarios.
My only reason for not giving it 5 stars is the write-up consists of way to many names and long descriptions about their positions making it difficult to assimilate the gist, at times. I am sure she will end up writing many more books in her lifetime.
Cheers.