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A rallying cry for working mothers everywhere that demolishes the "distracted, emotional, weak" stereotype and definitively shows that these professionals are more focused, decisive, and stronger than any other force.

Working mothers aren’t a liability. They are assets you—and every manager and executive—want in your company, in your investment portfolio, and in your corner.

There is copious academic research showing the benefits of working mothers on families and the benefits to companies who give women longer and more flexible parental leave. There are even findings that demonstrate women with multiple children actually perform better at work than those with none or one.

Yet despite this concrete proof that working mothers are a lucrative asset, they still face the "Maternal Wall"—widespread unconscious bias about their abilities, contributions, and commitment. Nearly eighty percent of women are less likely to be hired if they have children—and are half as likely to be promoted. Mothers earn an average $11,000 less in salary and are held to higher punctuality and performance standards. Forty percent of Silicon Valley women said they felt the need to speak less about their family to be taken more seriously. Many have been told that having a second child would cost them a promotion.

Fortunately, this prejudice is slowly giving way to new attitudes, thanks to more women starting their own businesses, and companies like Netflix, Facebook, Apple, and Google implementing more parent-friendly policies. But the most important barrier to change isn’t about men. Women must rethink the way they see themselves after giving birth. As entrepreneur Sarah Lacy makes clear in this cogent, persuasive analysis and clarion cry, the strongest, most lucrative, and most ambitious time of a woman’s career may easily be after she sees a plus sign on a pregnancy test.

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“A passionate polemic about the almost invisible role the patriarchy plays in controlling women’s lives.” — San Francisco magazine

“Finally, a working mom book with attitude. The book is an inspiring reminder of how much mothers can accomplish when they decide that ‘No’ is not an option.” — New York Post

“One of Silicon Valley’s most outspoken journalists challenges us to recognize that motherhood is a source of strength, not weakness. It’s an unusually provocative, refreshingly candid rallying cry for a world of work that treats women fairly. Consider this book the real battle hymn of the tiger mother.” — Adam Grant, New York Times bestselling author of Give and Take, Originals, and Option B with Sheryl Sandberg

“Sarah Lacy has been challenging the male-dominated culture in Silicon Valley for years, never backing down. She’s paved the way for more women to stand up and speak out. Her persistence pursuit of equality is in all her work, including this necessary book.” — Sallie Krawcheck, bestselling author of Own it, and Co-founder and CEO of Ellevest

“The hot stew of pregnancy, motherhood, and career is utterly different for every woman. No matter what your experiences are, reading about Sarah’s will help you feel more connected to yourself and to other women, and give you some specific ideas for how to find your own way to integrate all the ingredients life throws your way, and to help others find theirs.” — Kim Scott, bestselling author of Radical Candor

“A Uterus is a Feature, Not a Bug is exactly right. It’s a great case for why motherhood isn’t something to be explained away or dealt with carefully on a resume. It’s actually the source of our superpowers.” — Claire Shipman, bestselling co-author of The Confidence Code

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Sarah Lacy is the founder, CEO, and editor-in-chief of the investigative tech news site Pando.com. She has been covering technology news and entrepreneurship for over fifteen years, with stints at BusinessWeek and TechCrunch before founding her own company while on maternity leave in 2011. She lives in San Francisco. Most importantly of all, she is the mother of two young children.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B06VXWKX61
出版社 ‏ : ‎ Harper Business (2017/11/14)
発売日 ‏ : ‎ 2017/11/14
言語 ‏ : ‎ 英語
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I’ve made a point to highlight several important passages in this book, noting why women (mothers or not) need to read this book. Lacy says most of what I think when I see the double-standards placed on women by the patriarchy. We’re not allowed to have rights over our own bodies and yet when we try to have it all, we’re constantly doing more than our male-counterparts. We’re expected to ask permission to keep a career instead of our partners realizing we have just as much of a right to family and an education and a job as they do. Just because women are the ones who can have children, does not mean we’re not worth investing in professionally. Guess what? Having a family happens to both MEN and WOMEN. So why are women the ones who are punished with the mommy bias and having her career constantly impacted negatively? When men are seen as fathers, it is actually seen as a career positive for them. But that’s because it is assumed someone at home (mommy) is taking care of everything.

I support a woman’s choice to be a parent or not be a parent, to work outside of the home, or to be a domestic goddess. What I don’t support is having her right to choose what she wants to do taken away solely because of her gender; to have an antiquated gender stereotype or role forced onto her simply because she is a woman. Women have just as much of a right to do what they want as men. But we’re regularly fed misinformation from the patriarchy who are the ones trying to keep control. We’re judged and gaslit over the decisions we make. We are tricked into situations like ‘mommy wars’ which are bullshit games used to distract us from the real problem; the patriarchy.

This book reflects these injustices and more. I can’t do it any sort of justice other than to say it is well-written and eye opening.

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Identifying current problems hindering America's growth and providing practical solutions for each person living in America, Sarah does a fabulous job capturing and explaining the number one root cause - our lack of, or absence in, supporting mothers. Companies nor governments raise a nation, but mothers do.
As a husband and father, I do see one responsibility of us men that was out of scope of this book: men must learn to be good husbands and fathers. We, real men, must support women including those like Sarah to be the best wives and mothers they are destined to be.
I am very grateful for Sarah's contribution and look forward to her children and mentees leading us into a better world.

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This is the rare book that reads like fiction and educates like nonfiction

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This is the rare book that reads like fiction and educates like nonfiction. It inspired me become introspective as to how I could personally be better (to myself) and empowered to change the system at the same time. For working parents or parents to be, this is the new "What to Expect" book as it strongly makes the case for how to bring all parts of life together to find your safe, happy, empowered place. For leaders in the workplace, this will help you become a better manager to all types of employees (so your business can perform better). Fun, juicy and great data I will cite for life. Read it.

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A great book for everyone to read!

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This book has made me question the silicon valley workaholic culture that I feel like I'm addicted to. As a young male from Australia, I'm may not be an obvious target, but Sarah has exposed me to the bias and subconscious actions that I didn't realize where occurring, even by myself. She lays out a compelling case why dealing with these societal biases and supporting working mothers has an economic benefit to companies that are smart enough - if we can't 'afford' to solve this in the tech community, then we aren't prioritizing it enough.

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A must read for any working mom particularly ones based in Silicon Valley. Alongside the personal story which is gripping, it is intercut with research and data to show how productive and creative working moms can be in the workforce. What a refreshing thought that working moms are the opposite of a liability but bring a rich perspective and ethic to the workforce. The Uber and Iceland chapters are particularly compelling and I loved the ending based on hope and idea on what we can all do to overthrow the Patriarchy.

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