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online there's this study that claims more attractive/pretty people are more likely to get hired for jobs and are generally more well liked and treated better. does anyone believe this is true? anybody works in the hr department know of any sitautions where nurses got hired because they were pretty/had a symmetrical face?
Me too, you can vouch for my super model stunning good looks!!! How could they not hire me!!:lol2:
Don't believe the self-deprecating tone---I've met Vida, and she is very cute! I would have hired her myself if I'd had work for her to do, but that's because she presents herself as competent, enthusiastic, and eager.....not because she's visually appealing.
You know what? I don't doubt that looks play a role in hiring. However, I have been testing a theory. I have glasses that I sometimes wear to see far distances, my vision is good without them, so I hardly wear them. Well whenever I wear them to interviews, the interview goes much better and I end up getting the job! When I don't wear my glasses, I haven't ever gotten a job.
I wonder if employers think that glasses=smarter, more docile, more reliable, thus more hirable. So maybe it's not attractiveness but something else.
Don't believe the self-deprecating tone---I've met Vida, and she is very cute! I would have hired her myself if I'd had work for her to do, but that's because she presents herself as competent, enthusiastic, and eager.....not because she's visually appealing.
Yeah I would agree with this statement!
~Mi Vida Loca~RN, ASN, RN
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I think I did in my own passive-aggressive way virtually