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> From trips on private jets and encounters with world leaders to shocking accounts of misogyny and double standards behind the scenes, this searing memoir expo

> From trips on private jets and encounters with world leaders to shocking accounts of misogyny and double standards behind the scenes, this searing memoir exposes both the personal and the political fallout when unfettered power and a rotten company culture take hold. In a gripping and often absurd narrative where a few people carelessly hold the world in their hands, this eye-opening memoir reveals what really goes on among the global elite. Hell of a pitch. I'll buy.

trhway 2y ago
>this eye-opening memoir reveals what really goes on among the global elite I wonder how many time it should be revealed to stop being an eye-opening and a revelation. Brief look over the article and the photos, and it seems like a usual story - somebody is happy to be a part of the viper nest at the very top until they get kicked out, and then "eye-opening revelations" come out (of course i think that Meta shouldn't be able to block it, until it is some NDA stuff)
- 6stringmerc 2y ago
  In fairness that’s how most power structures crumble throughout history. The USSR didn’t collapse because of low level revolution - disenfranchised senior leadership lost the handle. The mistake of using people for a time and thinking they won’t come back to haunt you is naive and I’m all for it. Many of my hardest life lessons learned was because I was willingly working for people who were keeping me blind to their actual nature and motives and it was disguised at the time. The alternative wheee people just shrug and don’t document it for history - gossip or not - is a bad alternative.
ashoeafoot 2y ago
Why is misogyny such a cenrral thing? They cooperate with dictators and kill people , yet the sales atrocity is internal discrimination ?
- jazzyjackson 2y ago
  Maybe just the hypocrisy of making themselves the moral moderator of Western civilization / having a COO write a femanifesto* while internally being no better than other other old boys club *lean in
- rsynnott 2y ago
  It appears to cover the Burma stuff, too. However, to an extent, that's old news; everyone already knows about it to at least some extent, and thus it is a bad subject for a tell-all memoir.

trhway 2y ago

>this eye-opening memoir reveals what really goes on among the global elite I wonder how many time it should be revealed to stop being an eye-opening and a revelation. Brief look over the article and the photos, and it seems like a usual story - somebody is happy to be a part of the viper nest at the very top until they get kicked out, and then "eye-opening revelations" come out (of course i think that Meta shouldn't be able to block it, until it is some NDA stuff)

6stringmerc 2y ago
In fairness that’s how most power structures crumble throughout history. The USSR didn’t collapse because of low level revolution - disenfranchised senior leadership lost the handle. The mistake of using people for a time and thinking they won’t come back to haunt you is naive and I’m all for it. Many of my hardest life lessons learned was because I was willingly working for people who were keeping me blind to their actual nature and motives and it was disguised at the time. The alternative wheee people just shrug and don’t document it for history - gossip or not - is a bad alternative.

ashoeafoot 2y ago

Why is misogyny such a cenrral thing? They cooperate with dictators and kill people , yet the sales atrocity is internal discrimination ?

jazzyjackson 2y ago
Maybe just the hypocrisy of making themselves the moral moderator of Western civilization / having a COO write a femanifesto* while internally being no better than other other old boys club *lean in
rsynnott 2y ago
It appears to cover the Burma stuff, too. However, to an extent, that's old news; everyone already knows about it to at least some extent, and thus it is a bad subject for a tell-all memoir.