Let Me In

In "Let Me In," Elaine Koyama shares her true story of entering the corporate world as a young Japanese American woman in 1976, navigating sexism, racial bias, and gender barriers during a pivotal era for women's rights. Through humorous, thought-provoking, and sometimes absurd experiences, she chronicles her journey of breaking through the glass ceiling in a major corporation before the term was even popularized. The book offers an engaging and insightful look at the challenges and resilience of the first women to forge paths in traditionally male-dominated industries.