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If by "human story" you mean someone griping about how their job sucks (as does their industry, more broadly), then yeah, it's definitely a human-interest story
by 0815test 8y ago
If by "human story" you mean someone griping about how their job sucks (as does their industry, more broadly), then yeah, it's definitely a human-interest story. It's mostly interesting for the little tidbit at the beginning about who's doing the griping.
- patcon 8y agoDisagree. I feel there's tons in there -- it's just not laid out in a bullet point list of "do this" statements (or at least the list given is a punchline). For example, her approach to interviewing: That a high-level person has a "don't bullshit" approach to the interview process that got them to be VP of Google. Or the social proof that people at the top can be just as miserable and unfulfilled as the people below. It's not just griping -- it's normalizing and humanizing. Stories are powerful. Anyhow, I guess we can agree to disagree.