Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has ignited tons of press over her controversial new book, Lean In. During a 60 Minutes segment she defended her message that women need to step up and own their success.
"The very blunt truth is that men still run the world," she told 60 Minutes' Correspondent Norah O'Donnell. "I'm not blaming women ... but there is a lot more we can do."
As for critics who say that a billionaire like her can't give advice to most working Americans, Sandberg says candidly: "I feel guilty a lot. I compare myself to at-home mothers with their kids ... Every woman I know feels guilty. I felt so guilty I wrote a whole book about it."
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg thinks women need to change their mindset. Her opinion, expressed in a new book "Lean In," has set off tons of controversy.
Sandberg knew she was onto something back in 2010, when her TED Talk about gender equality went viral.
She gave another popular talk in 2011, telling women that they need to "lean in" to their careers because the revolution over gender equality is stalling.
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