Imagine walking through a linen store. As you pass, you put your hand on one piece of fabric and let it slide across onto the next. Some fabrics you linger on longer than others. Some textures blend together as other thoughts come to mind. Some textures can’t help but bring your attention back. That is how it feels to read this book. Some may like this style of writing, and some may find themselves wanting a clear destination in mind as the author takes you on her journey through Silicon Valley. I enjoyed her insights and observations about the industry at large and I thoroughly enjoyed the way she immerses you in the moments of her life, never reducing the individuals (or herself) she encountered into one dimensional characters. We live in a very complicated and interconnected time that it’s easy to sacrifice nuance and compassion.

Boring read. Nothing insightful, helpful or even juicy. Just a day in the life.

While I don’t necessarily agree with every opinion, this book crafts an excellent, critical look into the world of tech. It is quite accurate and has helped shaped my own actions as someone in the industry.

Excellent Well written story. Author has incredible talent. Reading reminded me of reading Dickens, but with less effort

This read as if the author just wanted to prove she could write a book. Just words on a page with nothing intriguing or engaging about it.