UserNameless
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This Excludes modeling, entertainment and the fitness related and the glaring superficial, body-based, objectifying professions. ...
I've been privy to parachute in and out of a lot of different sectors of employment and I've noticed some trends when it comes to the traditional accepted standard of.beauty (symmetry, chiseled features, healthy appearance, lithe, streamlined frames, youthful looking and/ or youthful looking for their ages, telegenic profiles . ..) and the occupations those societal defined "beautiful" people inhabit. Per capita I think you find the most in these professions. ..
1. Accounts Managers/Specialists/Executives
2. Sales Executives / Specialists
3. Marketing Executives
4. Advertising Reps.
5. Realestate agents for high end properties
6. Lawyers
7. Business Devleopment Specialists
8. Investment "Consultants"
9. Public Relations
10. High End Hotel/ Tourism occupations (HRT)
11. Dental hygienists
12. Digital media strategists
14. Market, Financial Analysts
15. Recruiters/ Talent sourcers
16. Tech Start up employees
... some professions inhabited by the opposite end of the spectrum, according to society.
1. Labor intensive professions
2. Social/Human Services & Community advocates (non college students)
3. Fast food
4. Low end retail
5. Small- Middle sized market print journalists
6. First line, low level government workers
7. Utilities employees
8. Education
9. Corrections officers
10. Law enforcement
11. bus drivers
I've been privy to parachute in and out of a lot of different sectors of employment and I've noticed some trends when it comes to the traditional accepted standard of.beauty (symmetry, chiseled features, healthy appearance, lithe, streamlined frames, youthful looking and/ or youthful looking for their ages, telegenic profiles . ..) and the occupations those societal defined "beautiful" people inhabit. Per capita I think you find the most in these professions. ..
1. Accounts Managers/Specialists/Executives
2. Sales Executives / Specialists
3. Marketing Executives
4. Advertising Reps.
5. Realestate agents for high end properties
6. Lawyers
7. Business Devleopment Specialists
8. Investment "Consultants"
9. Public Relations
10. High End Hotel/ Tourism occupations (HRT)
11. Dental hygienists
12. Digital media strategists
14. Market, Financial Analysts
15. Recruiters/ Talent sourcers
16. Tech Start up employees
... some professions inhabited by the opposite end of the spectrum, according to society.
1. Labor intensive professions
2. Social/Human Services & Community advocates (non college students)
3. Fast food
4. Low end retail
5. Small- Middle sized market print journalists
6. First line, low level government workers
7. Utilities employees
8. Education
9. Corrections officers
10. Law enforcement
11. bus drivers
