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Navigating Silicon Valley as a woman – and a Zuckerberg
January 16th, 2014
02:23 PM ET
CNN's Christiane Amanpour speaks with Randi Zuckerberg, Former Facebook Marketing Director and sister of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, about navigating the technology world.
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Silicon Valley has some great companies and incredibly smart people, but one shares Warren Buffet's diffidence about investing in products or services one does not understand.
I disagree. As Mark Zuckerberg's sister, she does not have to work 3x or 10x harder than someone else. And nor is this the case for women in general. This kind of rabid femi-Nazism is what is wrong with America. It disseminates the idea that women do not have to work as hard as men do. I wholeheartedly disagree with that viewpoint.
So does this mean, if she was his "brother" she should not have to work very hard? This makes no sense.
Most of the really hot women in Silicon Valley don't want to work for a living. They're too busy shopping!
I agree with Bill and find the comment by Piers to be disgusting. In general, in most places at a high level women still need to work 3x harder than men to get to the same place. And I know this very well.....my medical school class graduated 4 women and 146 men. The classes are more like 50/50 these days, but women at top levels are rare....and this is not because women do not work as hard.