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Here it is asked whether appearance makes any difference in professional setting, but comments seem to be diverged from the question. Young people seem to exagg

by log101 4y ago

Here it is asked whether appearance makes any difference in professional setting, but comments seem to be diverged from the question. Young people seem to exaggerate the role of their appearance, it might make a slight difference when you first trying to find a job, but after that all that is left is your experience and talent. I can't imagine getting fired for being ugly or landing (and then staying at) a job for being attractive.

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GameOfFrowns 4y ago
>but after that all that is left is your experience and talent This is wishful thinking.
rchaud 4y ago
> I can't imagine getting fired for being ugly or landing (and then staying at) a job for being attractive. You're looking at it the other way around. You wouldn't get fired for being 'ugly', but you could be treated less well than your co-workers, or not be offered a pathway to a higher-level job with better compensation.