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The Partner Track: A Novel | Helen Wan

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After a horrifically offensive performance at her law firm's annual summer outing, Ingrid Yung, a Chinese-American woman about to be made partner, must head up the new Diversity Initiative and, for the first time, finds herself at odds with her colleagues in a clash of class, race and sexual politics. 50,000 first printing.

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The Partner Track: A Novel | Helen Wan

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Ingrid Yung is determined to make partner at the Manhattan law firm she‘s been working at for the last 8 years. She‘s a whip-smart and meticulous Harvard grad - her parents and her culture have the highest expectations for her as an Asian woman. But things don‘t work out exactly as Ingrid had expected…
Great narrator. This might be a Netflix series…

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The Partner Track: A Novel | Helen Wan

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Not my typical read but this was a story set in a Manhattan law firm featuring a great female character who happens to be Asian. A bit predictable at times but in the end a pretty good book about race in the workplace

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