(Where's the yoga?) Sandberg has been recruiting corporations to join her Lean In Foundation, which will create the Lean In Community and Lean In Circles, which are, as The Times's Jodi Kantor wrote, like "consciousness-raising groups of yore".
She has set up a not-for-profit Lean In foundation for women to link up in "Lean In circles" and follow her instructions in the cause of self-advancement.
The store is in a prosperous, tasteful mall, with tile roofs, and tenants that include Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In Foundation and the Bar Method, an exercise technique involving grip socks and a ballet barre, whose adherents it is easy to imagine a CrossFitter dragging away by the ponytail.
The job requisition came from New York editor at Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In Foundation, which promotes powerful women in the workplace.
This month, a high-level editor at Lean In, the foundation Sheryl Sandberg started to help women "pursue their ambitions," tried using Facebook to find a "part-time, unpaid" intern "with editorial and social chops" as well as "Web skills".
Lean In, the foundation that Sandberg helped to create, has dedicated a section of its Web site to #leanintogether, offering tips that men can use at home (split the chores; don't tell your son to "man up") and at work (give women credit; don't assume mothers won't want to travel).
The tower tends to lean and its foundation stiffness is a concern to authorities.
Nonetheless, Mr. Randazzo, whose foundation leans toward libertarian views, takes a much bolder step.
The foundation leaned heavily on Klein's story, along with documents he smuggled out of his former workplace.
Also very Seattle is the foundation's lean, informal structure.
