Careless People

You scroll through it every day, but have you ever wondered what it’s really like inside Facebook? Not the shiny, curated version, but the real deal, behind the closed doors where world-changing decisions are made.

Well, Sarah Wynn-Williams had a front-row seat, and her memoir, Careless People, is the explosive, darkly funny, and genuinely shocking story of her time there. This isn't just some corporate takedown; it’s a personal, gripping account from the heart of one of the planet's most influential companies.

She takes you on private jets, into meetings with world leaders, and then pulls back the curtain on the jaw-dropping misogyny and double standards running rampant behind the scenes. The book is filled with these surreal, often absurd moments—like witnessing Mark Zuckerberg's reaction to learning about Facebook's role in the 2016 election, or trying to survive the pressure-cooker workplace as a new mother while Sheryl Sandberg is telling everyone to "lean in."

This is the kind of unflinching tell-all that powerful people probably don't want you to read. It’s a deeply personal story about how a few people carelessly holding the world in their hands can lead to such a massive political and personal fallout. It’s a sharp, candid look at how a company's rotten culture and unchecked power affect every single one of us. It’s the story of the last decade, and honestly, it’s a must-read.