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Yes, but the only difference is that Sandberg portraits herself as an advocate for work fairness and equality. Therefore I think it is fair game to call her out
by stfu 13y ago
Yes, but the only difference is that Sandberg portraits herself as an advocate for work fairness and equality. Therefore I think it is fair game to call her out personally.
- samstave 13y agoI've noticed a pattern with people who are very public figures/very wealthy calling themselves an advocate of fairness/equality/whatever....
- marincounty 13y agoYea, I agree. There's nothing worse than a hypocrite. Well, almost nothing?
- prostoalex 13y agoHer personal assets != foundation assets. Presumably she runs a non-profit, which, for better or worse, are frequently graded on value delivered vs. administrative expenses. Paying an intern is an administrative expense.
- bmmayer1 13y agoIs this internship program unpaid just for women? If not, I don't see how having an internship program constitutes unfairness. If she isn't paying interns unequally, what exactly is hypocritical about her having an internship program?