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Whistleblower: My Journey to Silicon Valley and Fight for Justice at Uber | Susan Fowler
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Named a Most Anticipated Book of 2020 by Vogue, Forbes, and Cosmopolitan The unbelievable true story of the young woman who faced down one of the most valuable startups in Silicon Valley history--and what came after Susan Fowler was (…more)
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Cinfhen
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After reading a wonderful review by @DebinHawaii I ordered this book for my daughter. She works in HR and Deb said it was a MUST for all who work in the field. I also sent a book for my daughter‘s boyfriend but his book is still in transit 🤷🏼‍♀️

DebinHawaii Hah, well thanks for reading my review (aka rant). 😉I hope she finds it interesting. 5y
Cinfhen I WANT to read it too!!! Hope you & Max are well 🌷🌷🌷 5y
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DebinHawaii
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I have a bunch of books related to the #metoo movement & sexism that I still need to get to but my library e-book hold came up for this one & I moved it to the front of the line. I remember reading Susan Fowler‘s blog post about her experiences at Uber in 2017 & being somewhat shocked by the blatant harassment, discrimination & sexism she & other women engineers at Uber endured & this book provides even more ugly detail. Reading it with an HR...

DebinHawaii ... Professional‘s eye, it becomes even more shocking. It should be read by every HR person as how NOT to handle issues-it seriously had me banging my head at how these are the people that give HR a bad name.😤 Fowler has an interesting upbringing & how she got to where she did despite obstacles is absorbing, although maybe too much of the book is devoted to it. But by the time she got to Uber I was fascinated & that carried through to the end. (edited) 5y
DebinHawaii Not to blame Uber‘s ethics & business practices solely on HR-it started at the top with the founder & carried throughout the company with some really terrible managers & executives/board who kept them because they were high performers. I‘m just hypercritical of those bad eggs in my profession. It‘s tough to do the right thing when you don‘t have the power or support of leadership but to do so much wrong is unconscionable. OK, rant over...🤯 5y
Suet624 I was in HR too and I know exactly what you mean. 5y
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