Library Society Working Girls and Feeling Guilty Leaving "This Should Be" Makes Work More Fun Shueisha Library

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Society
Shueisha Bunko / The first book by Keiko Hamada, former editor-in-chief of "AERA," who is a commentator on TV Asahi's "Shin'ichi Hatori Morning Show" and TBS's "Asa-chan!"! He was absent from work three days after joining the company and was a self-proclaimed bad journalist. He worked for the editorial department of Weekly Asahi and the editorial department of AERA before leaving the Asahi Shimbun and moving to digital media. A message sent to the next generation by one of the generation of the Equal Opportunity Law, who continues to challenge the media industry, "What has changed in the past 30 years? What has not changed? Why has not changed? How can we change it from now on? To think about it," I hope that the story of our generation, which is now becoming a history, can serve as a clue. If it can be used as a reference for younger generations who are struggling to work now, I hope that it can be used as a case. (From "Introduction" of this book)