We've Got To Get Women To Sit

I Walk Out Of This Office Every Day At 5:30 So I'm Home For Dinner With My Kids At 6, And Interestingly, I've Been Doing That Since I Had Kids. I Did That When I Was At Google, I Did That Here, And I Would Say It's Not Until The Last Year, Two Years, That I'm Brave Enough To Talk About It Publicly. Now I Certainly Wouldn't Lie, But I Wasn't Running Around Giving Speeches On It." "...there's No Such Thing As Work-life Balance. There's Work, And There's Life, And There's No Balance.

After My Husband, Dave, Died, I Called My Friend Adam, A Psychologist Who Studies How People Find Meaning In Our Lives, And I Asked Him What, If Anything, I Could Do To Help Myself And My Kids Get Through This. We Started Talking About Resilience, Then Reading About It, Then Talking To Other People Who Had Gotten Through Grief And Other Huge Challenges. In Time, Those Conversations And That Research Helped Me Heal.

Motivation Comes From Working On Things We Care About. It Also Comes From Working With People We Care About.

I Probably Shouldn't Admit This Since I Work In The Tech Industry, But I Still Prefer Reading Paper Books.

People Think That Women Don't Negotiate Because They're Not Good Negotiators, But That's Not It. Women Don't Negotiate Because It Doesn't Work As Well For Them. Women Have To Say, 'i Really Add A Lot Of Value, And It's In Your Interest To Pay Me More.' I Hate That Advice, But I Want To See Women Get Ahead.