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Facebook's Sandberg says men need to mentor women more

Thomson ReutersMarch 13, 2013 12:31

By Liana B. Baker (Reuters) - Sheryl Sandberg's new book "Lean In" challenges men in the upper echelons of corporate America to take more women under their wing. Sandberg is on a promotional blitz for the new book, which has been praised as an ambitious reboot of feminism and criticized as a manifesto directed to women from a privileged perch. On Tuesday, she said men need to ramp up their mentoring of women, especially younger ones just starting out in their careers.

Facebook's Sandberg says men need to mentor women more

Thomson ReutersMarch 12, 2013 19:45

By Liana B. Baker March 12 (Reuters) - Sheryl Sandberg's new book "Lean In" challenges men in the upper echelons of corporate America to take more women under their wing. Sandberg is on a promotional blitz for the new book, which has been praised as an ambitious reboot of feminism and criticized as a manifesto directed to women from a privileged perch. On Tuesday, she said men need to amp up their mentoring of women, especially younger ones just starting out in their careers.

Sandberg book urges women to 'Lean In' to succeed

Agence France-PresseMarch 9, 2013 22:46

Powerful Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg is out to make herself less of an anomaly as she launches a campaign to inspire women to pursue their passions at work and at home. The 43-year-old mom and Facebook chief operating officer on Monday releases "Lean In," in which she weaves stories from her life with insights regarding women being held back from reaching career highs on par with male peers. "This book is for women of all ages," Sandberg said at the freshly-launched LeanIn.org website.