Get a makeover
Debrahlee Lorenzana (Carrie Schechter)
"Attractive men and women are often seen as more talented, kind, and intelligent and that can lead to promotions and raises," says Gordon Patzer, author of Looks: Why They Matter More Than You Ever Imagined. Unattractive men, meanwhile, earned 15 percent less than their attractive coworkers in a London Guildhall University survey of 33-year-olds. Unattractive women earned 11 percent less.
In a recent story, Newsweek offered more evidence that the “beauty premium” really does exist, finding that 13 percent of women and 10 percent of men would consider plastic surgery if it could boost their success at work. Those breast implants seem to have backfired for Lorenzana (above). But Patzer says a haircut and a wardrobe update can work wonders.
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- Need to be creative, if you want earn good money...but it's not so easy how it sounds for earnings...
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- what a bunch of crap
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- I am sure Mitt could would know how this works.
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