Taking on Sheryl Sandberg
Author and former Washington Post reporter Elsa Walsh gives Howard Kurtz her view on the Facebook COO’s “Lean In” philosophy and how she views the challenge of work-life balance for women.
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Us women need to pull ourselves together and start working as a team. This world needs stronger women that take leadership roles. We can achieve this by working together.
I am appalled at Elsa Walsh's comments about Sheryl Sandberg's book Lean In. Once again we have women tearing down women. Elsa obviously doesn't have a clue as to the message Sheryl is trying to send to women Her opinion is just that, her opinion. Elsa has taken a condescending attitude of I'm older, I know better. Why would you turn women's rights into a bashing contest? Well Elsa, you certainly do live up to your name. Those of us Elsa's age (myself included) remember a lion named Elsa. I guess her are coming out. She should be ashamed.