“Sarah, come to bed.” Sarah Wynn-Williams, Facebook’s director of global public policy, is on a private plane from Zurich to San Francisco, traveling back from Davos with Sheryl Sandberg, her heroine and the chief operating officer of Facebook. Wynn-Williams is heavily pregnant. The plane has only one bed and it’s Sandberg’s. Wynn-Williams refuses, saying she has to work.
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