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Yes, likely the opposite would occur. I can't comment how how commonplace it is, but having worked in an office with many women there seemed to be a lot of ani
by fleitz 13y ago
Yes, likely the opposite would occur.
I can't comment how how commonplace it is, but having worked in an office with many women there seemed to be a lot of animosity towards the more attractive women from the less attractive women. Could have just been that office.
Another friend who ran a support department told me she refused to hire a quite attractive candidate because she felt that the attractive woman would 'distract the men'. My personal feelings were that she liked being the only woman in the department. To be fair she also refused to hire candidates based on their age. We stopped talking shortly after that conversation.
- walshemj 13y agoheard that called "queen bee" syndrome.
- victorf 13y agoBut the queen bee is surrounded by female bee laborers.
- enraged_camel 13y ago>>I can't comment how how commonplace it is, but having worked in an office with many women there seemed to be a lot of animosity towards the more attractive women from the less attractive women. Could have just been that office. Nah, this is incredibly common. It goes even further: if an attractive woman is successful, her entire success will be attributed to her attractiveness, rather than her intelligence or skill. It's a major factor that contributes to the glass ceiling they inevitably hit.
- rosser 13y agoThis reminds me of the Ani Difranco lyric, "Everyone harbors a secret hatred for the prettiest girl in the room."
- jessaustin 13y agoIt's been so long since I listened to that album. Thanks for reminding me.