Reshma said the book addressed anger and hope for change about women's future at work, and the host thanked her for writing a book that everyone needs to read.
I think that book was also about corporate feminism, about fixing the woman and not fixing the structure. And look, I acknowledge that in the book that, you know, but what I used to say is, you know,...
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Reshma said the book addressed anger and hope for change about women's future at work, and the host thanked her for writing a book that everyone needs to read.
I think that book was also about corporate feminism, about fixing the woman and not fixing the structure. And look, I acknowledge that in the book that, you know, but what I used to say is, you know, while we're fixing the institutions, let's figure out how we can fix ourselves.
I'm guessing your book Brave Not Perfect was written in this period of your life.
Right? Yeah. Because there's many things you regret about that book.
Thank you for writing a book that I feel everybody needs to read. Pay up the future of women and work.