It’s almost impossible to distinguish between politicians and tech executives

We’d be better served if experts received the screen time that leaders like Sheryl Sandberg run through with their well-worn obfuscation.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. Photo courtesy of Facebook

Sheryl Sandberg joined Facebook as Chief Operating Officer in 2008 after CEO Mark Zuckerberg agreed to calls for an experienced leader to serve as his second-in-command. The company was coming off the heels of a major privacy scandal after Facebook launched a feature that tracked people as they bou…