Enjeti: Zuckerberg Is More Responsible for Feminized Corporate Culture Than Anyone
Saagar Enjeti · Will Big Tech CEOs Win Their All-In Bet on Trump? With Saagar Enjeti · Feb 19, 2025 · at 12:22
Political commentator Saagar Enjeti critiques Mark Zuckerberg's comments about corporate culture becoming too feminized, arguing Meta championed that exact ethos under Sheryl Sandberg.
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“And then he was talking about feminized corporate culture. I'm like, you are lit like outside of Sheryl, you are more responsible for that Than any individual in the United States.”
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