Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Only 60% of women are satisfied with their jobs, AI researcher Fei-Fei Li reportedly founded her own startup, and longtime TV exec Bonnie Hammer knows how to navigate change. Have a terrific Tuesday!
- Ch-ch-changes. In her 40-year career in TV, Bonnie Hammer made it through seven corporate takeovers—and came out on the other side with “a better job each time,” she writes in her new book. Decades as a leader in the tumultuous media business taught Hammer how to navigate change, lessons she shares in 15 Lies Women Are Told at Work…and the Truth We Need to Succeed, out today.
Called the “Queen of cable TV,” Hammer is known for turning the USA and SyFy networks into profit centers behind shows like Suits and Psych and later leading NBC’s cable division to record profits. In her time at these networks, she operated under bosses at Paramount, Time Inc., Viacom, Seagram, GE, and Comcast. Today, she's vice chair of NBCUniversal.
