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Sheryl Sandberg has long wanted to ban words like “bossy” when referring to young girls.

A friend recently asked me if she should ‘lean in‘ regarding a salary issue at work.

Last week, Women’s Agenda published an article titled ‘Why this man says Sheryl Sandberg’s vision for diversity isn’t achievable’.

A few weeks ago I attended (along with about 1000 others) a talk by the chief operating officer of Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg.

Not even Sheryl Sandberg, the poster-woman for career success, can escape patronising attitudes from men.

Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In mantra doesn’t seem to be easing up if the enthusiasm of the four thousand women who attended the BlogHer conference with the Facebook COO in Chicago is anything to go by.

If you’re keeping an eye on the whole “have it all” debate, you’re probably going to start hearing a lot of buzz phrases about women “leaning in” to their careers in the coming months.

Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg is set to use her first book to help women close the gender gap in leadership and rise up the corporate ladder, something she’s personally already achieved at the social networking giant where she was recently appointed the first female on the board.

Lean In reorganises under Sandberg, reducing staff, focusing on AI career gaps, and combating tradwife culture to empower women.

The Summer reading list is sorted! Women’s Agenda presents the annual list of best books written by women and published in 2025.

Are we really experiencing an ambition gap because women are less to want to get promoted? Or are women just more ambitious for other things?

We must capitalise on public interest make sure women receive the same quality of, and access to, health care that men enjoy.