New Delhi:
Many revelations have been made in the new book ‘Cionary Tail of Power, Greede, and Lost Idealism’ about the former Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. According to this book, Sheryl bought a longer of $ 13,000 (Rs 11.3 lakh) for herself and her 26 -year -old female assistant during his visit to Europe. Sheryl Sandberg also invited her assistant to ‘come to bed’ on private jet while returning. Former Facebook employee Sara Win-Viliums has claimed this in her book.
Sarah Win-Villiams quit the job in 2017 after working on Facebook for six years.
According to Sara’s book, Sheryl Sandberg and her assistants slept in each other’s lap during a long car trip across Europe and kept caressing each other’s hair in turn.
According to the Book Review published in the New York Times on Monday, Sandberg allegedly asked Win-Ciliums to buy a lounger for both, which cost $ 13,000.
The book review claimed that Sheryl Sandberg was very upset when Win-Ciliums refused to go back home from private jet to the aircraft on the aircraft.
However, a representative of Meta has dismissed these claims and described them as a mixture of old and pre -reported claims and false allegations about the company. The representative said that Win-Vilials were fired eight years ago for ‘poor performance and poor behavior’. At that time an internal inquiry ruled that the claims of oppression of Win-Villiams were ‘misleading and baseless’.
He further indicated that anti-Facebook campaigners have given money to Win-Ciliums to tarnish the image of the company, this book is an extension of this target.
According to the Times, Win-Villiams showed CEO Mark Zuckerberg as a person who was obsessed with engineering and coding. At the same time, Mohit became an executive Mohit with politics and popularity.
The author compared Sandberg and Zuckerberg to the ‘careless people’ of ‘The Great Gatsbi’ who causes havoc and leave them to suffer others.
Earlier in January, a judge had punished Sheryl Sandberg for removing the email associated with the trial on the Cambridge Analytica secrecy issue of Facebook, while he was directed to preserve the data.
The judge said that there is evidence that Sandberg removed the message that was probably related to the shareholder trial and used a personal account under a false identity.