The Whisper Network written by Chandler Baker, was published by Flatiron Books and released on 07/02/19.
When Sloane, Grace, Ardie, and Rosalita find out the CEO of their employer Truviv has died, they are shocked. They're even more shocked to find out their boss Ames is the expected pick to replace him. Ames is a garbage human being, and there have been so many whispers in the office regarding his behavior towards women. These four ladies decide that his takeover cannot happen, and put a plan in place that turns everything and everyone completely upside down.
The book starts with, "If only you had listened to us, none of this would have ever happened." Instantly I was hooked. The book was entertaining but a bit slow. The four women the book focuses on are all extremely flawed. At times I found them a little annoying, but it wasn't enough to make me put down the book. As part of a bigger company myself, I've seen new leadership take control. I've also seen new leadership fail drastically, making everyone miserable in the process. This book was infuriating, but accurate. Women are supposed to be treated equally, but that glass ceiling is VERY REAL. The way the lives of the women interacted and how every decision impacted the story was interesting to me. Overall this was an intriguing book. I used a free Audible credit on this book and I was not disappointed.
🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 Stars
When Sloane, Grace, Ardie, and Rosalita find out the CEO of their employer Truviv has died, they are shocked. They're even more shocked to find out their boss Ames is the expected pick to replace him. Ames is a garbage human being, and there have been so many whispers in the office regarding his behavior towards women. These four ladies decide that his takeover cannot happen, and put a plan in place that turns everything and everyone completely upside down.
The book starts with, "If only you had listened to us, none of this would have ever happened." Instantly I was hooked. The book was entertaining but a bit slow. The four women the book focuses on are all extremely flawed. At times I found them a little annoying, but it wasn't enough to make me put down the book. As part of a bigger company myself, I've seen new leadership take control. I've also seen new leadership fail drastically, making everyone miserable in the process. This book was infuriating, but accurate. Women are supposed to be treated equally, but that glass ceiling is VERY REAL. The way the lives of the women interacted and how every decision impacted the story was interesting to me. Overall this was an intriguing book. I used a free Audible credit on this book and I was not disappointed.
🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 Stars
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