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Careless People [Power. Greed. Madness.]: A Story of Where I Used to Work by Sarah Wynn-Williams

Careless People [Power. Greed. Madness.]: A Story of Where I Used to Work by Sarah Wynn-Williams

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Careless People [Power. Greed. Madness.]: A Story of Where I Used to Work

by Sarah Wynn-Williams

An Unflinching Exposé on the Inner Workings of the World's Most Powerful Social Network


📱 UNCHECKED POWER & CORPORATE CULTURE

A gripping, darkly funny tell-all that reveals the personal and political fallout when boundless technological dominance meets a rotten culture.

Extended Synopsis

In Careless People, former New Zealand diplomat Sarah Wynn-Williams delivers a jaw-dropping insider's account of her time in the upper echelons of Facebook. Initially pitching for her dream job with the belief that the platform could genuinely change the world for the better, Wynn-Williams quickly discovered a reality far removed from the company's idealistic public mission. As she rose through the ranks, she found herself navigating a landscape of wild schemes, private jets, and high-stakes international political gambles.

[Image illustrating the massive scale of Facebook's global user base compared to national populations]

Rubbing shoulders with figures like Mark Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandberg, and various world leaders, Wynn-Williams paints an intimate, devastating, and often absurd portrait of the global elite. The narrative exposes what happens behind closed doors when a company wields unprecedented influence over global communication without the necessary ethical guardrails. Described as a "Bridget Jones's Diary-style tale" but with world-altering stakes, this memoir forces readers to re-examine the technology that upends their daily lives and the careless people who control it.

Author Biography

Sarah Wynn-Williams is a former diplomat from New Zealand who transitioned into the high-stakes world of Big Tech. Her unique background in international relations provided her with a sharp, analytical perspective on corporate diplomacy and global influence, ultimately leading her to document her experiences and the structural failures she witnessed within Silicon Valley.

Reader Targeting

  • Tech Industry Watchdogs: Readers interested in the ethical implications and internal operations of Silicon Valley monopolies.
  • Memoir & Biography Enthusiasts: Those who enjoy darkly comedic, candid, and highly readable personal narratives about navigating powerful institutions.
  • Political & Social Science Students: Academics analyzing the intersection of digital social platforms, global politics, and corporate oversight.

Accolades & Awards

  • Instant Sunday Times Bestseller and No. 1 New York Times Bestseller.
  • Described by The Guardian as "Bloody hell," and The Times as "Devastating... Funny... Highly enjoyable."
  • Praised for being the definitive tell-all that tech executives actively sought to suppress.

Product Specifications

ISBN-13: 9781035065929
ISBN-10: 1035065924
Format: Hardcover

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