It was Meta itself that first told me about the new book about attacking Mark Zuckerberg, Cheryl Sandberg and the morals allegedly that their company went bankrupt. On March 7, a Yuan PR person contacted me and asked if I had heard of it. Careless person,,,,, A presumptive deportation from the company will be released within a few days. I don’t. Meta hasn’t read the book yet, but the Communications Department has taken the initiative to debunk it, issuing a statement that the author is a former employee who was “terminated” in 2017.
My first thought is Wow, I have to read this book! Actually, I did it, and it swallowed it one night after it was published. I suspect I’m concerned about being paid attention to Yuan’s complaints, Careless person May become a must read. Yuan (a company that promotes himself as the embodiment of freedom of speech) successfully convinces the arbitrator Silent Author Sarah Wynn-Williams is the director responsible for connecting Meta executives to global leaders. The ruling relies on an NDA signed after Wynn-Williams was fired, asking her to stop promoting the book, make every effort to stop its publication, and withdraw all comments about the Met that were “deprecating, critical or harmful”. It’s almost the whole book. Wynn-Williams has been registered as a whistleblower with the SEC, he did not attend the hearing and did not seem to be inclined to respect. When I wrote this article, Careless person Now is the third batch of books sold on Amazon.
The arbitrator’s “emergency” ruling for the meta-friendly was the climax of a fierce campaign against the book, once the company looked at it. Even if I’ve turned it over Careless personmy inbox has a dispatch of RMB. “Her book is a mix of old claims about our executives and false allegations,” a company spokesperson said. They characterize her shooting, which is the result of “poor performance and toxic behavior.” They called her “a discontented activist trying to sell books.” Meanwhile, on social media, current and former employees have commented in defense of victimized executives.
If this news is so old, you might ask why the metaelement is going to core core on Wynn-Williams? On one hand, its author is a senior executive in the room, and something happened on a corporate plane, and she claims that things are worse than we thought. Yes, Mehta’s recklessness ignores it In Myanmarpeople there died from riots triggered by misinformation posted on Facebook, which had been reported previously, and the company has since apologized. But Wynn-Williams’ storytelling depicts a picture of the dangers that Meta leader doesn’t care about there at all. Wynn Williams shared official documents showing Mehta directed the Chinese government to face-to-face recognition and AI, and said the company’s behavior was So outrageous The team created headlines to show what the company would have to deal with if their plans leaked. One example: “Zuckerberg will enter China with nothing.” Meta did not specifically deny all of these allegations when making a blanket statement that distrusts the book. (In general, this translates into confirmation when a company tries to treat the allegations as “old news.”)
Nevertheless, Wynn-Williams’ perception of the company’s behavior and inactivity is shocking in the context of metadata we already know. Careless person It is not an investigation work, but a memoir, and the narrative clue is the ruthlessness of the company’s leaders. Given this personal focus, it is no surprise Careless personThe most memorable moments are not from Meta’s substandard corporate ethics, but gossip anecdotes on company planes or luxury hotels. Despite the sublime F. Scott Fitzgerald’s title reference White lotus. Wynn-Williams said Sheryl Sandberg pressured her to share a bed in the air that Meta’s chief global affairs officer called “sultry” and grinds her as her dad danced at a corporate retreat. (This led her to make the claim of sexual harassment that Mehta now says “misleading and unfounded.”) Plus, Mark Zuckerberg considers Andrew Jackson the greatest president because he “does the job.”
able She is trustworthy? Meta calls Wynn-Williams an unreliable narrator, and she is certainly selfish. I tend to think that she is not doing something, but rather the most favorable light to rotate events with the most unfavorable light. Although she may not admit it, she is also one of the careless people. According to her own account, she is Susan Collins Facebook’s policy team sometimes raises objections around morally questionable practices, but ultimately opposes them as the process goes. She said she had escaped for years but was unable to leave work and health insurance due to serious health problems. Since she is a company director, she earns millions of dollars in compensation, it is not true that California includes the established conditions for private health insurance. She stayed in the can. At that time, according to her own words, she was slowly moving around her efforts because she disagreed with her boss’ policies.
