> completely uninterested in the author’s “job pitch”

It's central to the arc of the narrative though. She begins with the idealistic possibilities for Facebook; and now, in a real-life epilogue, is concluding by pulling back the curtain on how horrible these people are. And by extension this company.

The book has great stories. You could skip the job pitch part and jump straight to once she joins Facebook, that's fine too.

Sheryl inviting the author to go to bed with her, and then holding it against her when she didn’t. That was my double-take moment in the book.