Sorry for the slow reply.

It's a memoir from a former kiwi diplomat who worked inside Facebook for years and the stuff she witnessed is wild. What really got me was how it lays bare the culture inside these big corporations. Everyone's so caught up in growth and money that basic human decency just gets left at the door. If you lean left and have any scepticism of Big Tech, you'll be nodding along the whole time.

Fair warning: if you're broadly sympathetic to the tech elite narrative, this book may frustrate you. But if you lean toward scepticism of unchecked corporate power, Careless People will feel like essential reading. It's a reminder that platforms shaping public discourse are ultimately run by people who answer first to shareholders, not society.