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Cargando... Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead (edición 2013)por Sheryl Sandberg
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. le livre devoile des astuces que les femmes pourront mettre en oeuvre pour qu'elles accedent plus au pouvoir et qu'elles beneficient des memes opportunités que les hommes. I thought this book was beneath me: I could give an hour lecture on the problems facing the women's right movement today; this book was for women who didn't even know that they're feminists. For years, as a woman doctor, I shied away from Women in Medicine groups, because having been a female computer scientist and facing the very overt sexism that occurs in the C.S. world, I thought that there was nothing to complain about in medicine. But the further I got in medicine, especially once I had my daughter, I realize all of the subtle ways that its there: the encouragement to leave before you leave; the lack of high-powered female mentors, and the overall relative dearth of women in leadership and highly academic positions. So I joined a national committee on women in medicine and science and at the same time I read this book. And it's amazing. Sheryl Sandberg gives easy language for the problems I know we face: "sit at the table" for the confidence issues that professional women have; "lean in" and "don't leave before you leave" for the self-selection that occurs. She talks about the seductive message the feminism's work is done that leads to increasing amounts of this subversive sexism (which is the temporal equivalent of the same illusion I fell under switch from C.S. to medicine.) She addresses the hard issues: the linguist quirks that make women seem less confident and the social norms that prevent women from being assertive, both of which put women into a damned if you do/damned if you don't position. But this is not just a book on contextualization. Sandberg gives concrete advice to women that is useful for women in all fields. She focuses on helping women become top business officers, but its helpful advice to anyone. And she does this without ignoring the importance of being a parent for women who want to parent -- and I think this part gets lost among the rhetoric for a lot of people. One of my close friends hates this book, because she says that Sandberg doesn't believe in the importance of mothering, but that's not a correct assertion. Sandberg spends many pages talking about how she decided to take from 5:30-bedtime off from work (offline, off everything) almost all nights because that's what's right for her family. She talks about a woman who joined the Biden administration but on the condition that she goes home for dinner every single night. This is advice on how to set your priorities and then make them happen -- dropping the hysteria that comes from assuming that in order to be successful, you have to make sacrifices on someone else's terms. Sandberg makes it clear that you can't "have it all," but you can choose what you get to have, and I think that's the best message possible. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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A pesar de que las mujeres alcanzaron hace años niveles de educación similares a los de los hombres, ellos ostentan aún la gran mayoría de puestos directivos, tanto en las empresas como en los gobiernos. Por ello, las voces femeninas todavía no se escuchan por igual en las decisiones que más nos afectan en nuestras vidas.En Vayamos adelante, Sheryl Sandberg examina las razones por las cuales el avance de las mujeres hacia los puestos de responsabilidad está estancado, explica las causas profundas y ofrece soluciones prácticas y aplicables para lograr que las mujeres alcancen su máximo potencial. Sandberg, directora de operaciones de Facebook y una de las mujeres más influyentes del mundo, impartió en 2010 una inolvidable conferencia en TEDTalk, que se convirtió en un fenómeno y que ha sido vista dos millones de veces. En Vayamos adelante, Sandberg profundiza en estos temas combinando anécdotas personales y datos relevantes, y proporciona consejos prácticos para el desarrollo de una carrera profesional satisfactoria, alentando a las mujeres a establecer límites y a abandonar el mito de "haber alcanzado todo". Escrito con humor y sabiduría, el libro de Sandberg es una llamada inspiradora a la acción y un plan de crecimiento individual. Vayamos adelante está destinado a cambiar el planteamiento sobre qué pueden hacer las mujeres y qué no. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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