By Emily Simon NEWS BOOK REVIEWER First things first: there are no “Mommy Wars.” Really. There never have been any. Working moms and stay-at-home moms aren’t teams fighting over the ...

Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg is taking a drubbing for prescribing from a privileged perch the keys to female success in her upcoming book “Lean In,” but she’s struck a chord among many ...

NEW YORK (AP) — It's been a year since Sheryl Sandberg came out with "Lean In," her best-selling manifesto for working women, launching a new catchphrase in the process. Since then, over 1.75 ...

Outgoing Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg was a diversity pioneer, but some say she wasn't inclusive enough. Specifically, many Black women believed her bestseller, "Lean In," didn't include their voices.

Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In hit stands just a month ago, yet it has inspired a reaction that most authors could only dream of. Its author is a successful technology executive in Silicon Valley.

In it, Sandberg, a 43-year-old former Google executive with two Harvard degrees, is calling on other women, as she puts it, to "lean in" and embrace success. And it has struck a chord.

Sheryl Sandberg’s best-selling book Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead is both a description of such a world (the one she occupies as the coo of Facebook) and a plea for the widening of ...

” — “In 2013, I was a Sheryl Sandberg superfan. When Sandberg’s book, ‘Lean In,’ came out, I was a 29-year-old hard-charging New York social media strategist and editor.

Sheryl Sandberg is a Founder for the Lean In with 12 videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2011 Public Affairs Event as a Chief Operating Officer for the Meta.