[zeko1195]

Shameful that Sheryl Sandberg would even try to rationalize this.

[TheChaplain]

Hard to say whether she actually believes in this practice or is forced to say it due to her position in the company.

[foobiekr]

I’m just a working stiff and I’ve refused to do things for my employer that I found unethical. Sandberg is a billionaire who never need worry about anything, ever, not her children or children’s children. What does it take for someone like her not to support obviously shameful behavior?

[courtf]

Yep, once you start leanin' in you just can't stop.

In all seriousness, I do wonder how these billionaires can resist just riding off into the sunset. Have some damn dignity.

[throwaway98121]

Oh imagine the struggle of a poor billionaire such as Sheryl.

But seriously, I’m surprised at the mental gymnastics. If she had a problem with any of it, she could just quit.

[xiphias2]

You know people need money for food and shelter, and sometimes to survive and feed your family you need to make tough choices /s

[zeko1195]

I think it is too convenient to differentiate between work and personal views when the view is unpopular but not draw that distinction when the view is popular.

[rv-de]

She's still responsible for what she says and does.

[amrx431]

The fact that you believe that its shameful for a particular business leader to espouse malpractices is a testament as to why PR agencies who manage perception of individuals as well as institutions charge such hefty money.