Women Who Work (book)

Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success is a non-fiction book written by Ivanka Trump, published in 2017. The book is marketed as a guide for women navigating careers and motherhood, offering advice on topics such as work-life balance, leadership, entrepreneurship, and personal development. It includes anecdotes from Trump's own experiences, as well as insights from other prominent women in business.

The book's central theme revolves around empowering women to achieve their professional goals without sacrificing their personal lives. It emphasizes the importance of defining personal success, prioritizing commitments, and building a supportive network. Topics covered include negotiation, networking, career planning, financial literacy, and raising children while pursuing a career.

Following its publication, Women Who Work became a New York Times bestseller, but also faced criticism regarding its tone, advice, and the author's personal circumstances. Concerns were raised about the book's accessibility and relevance to women from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds, as well as potential conflicts of interest arising from Trump's role in the Trump administration at the time. A portion of the book's proceeds were pledged to charity.