With an increase in the popularity of applications for dating and the growing need for social distance practices, the search for partners moved to a digital sphere, where the personality description comes down to a small questionnaire. In just 20-30 words, you must interest the potential cavalier or the lady to noted you, and the program made a couple and has opened access to personal correspondence. The process is strikingly similar to sending a resume when receiving a job: your profile is read on a dating site and is viewed by potential grooms before you invite you on a date (or if you use this metaphor, for an interview). Therefore, it is sometimes difficult to decide what and what details include in the questionnaire, and what to exclude from the profile, since competition in such applications is now no less than when submitting CV in top companies.
Web designers and marketers are considered interesting interlocutors.
Some are lucky
The good news is that, according to a study conducted by Standout CV, some professions are greater likely to give a noticeable advantage in this game than others. This can be explained by the fact that your work can say a lot about who you are like a person. For example, it can draw a picture of how much you can have free time for dates, evaluate which income you get, or even how interesting you are assessed as a companion. Ready to familiarize yourself with the rating? It is estimated on the percentage of swipes to the right relative to the absolute 100%.
Top 10 attractive professions:
Web designers - 82%
Veterinarians - 79%
Architects - 77%
Doctors - 77%
Marketers - 72%
Lawyers - 70%
Lawyers - 67%
Journalists - 65%
Builders engineers - 63%
Psychologists - 61%
But with models, as you think, often nothing to talk about
And these professions were lucky less - their people consider the least interesting:
Office managers - 42%
Police officers - 39%
Sellers - 38%
Accountants - 33%
Reception Worker - 30%
Models - 28%
Waiters - 27%
Bus drivers - 23%
Bloggers - 22%
Politicians - 15%
Why do we like some professions, but others do not?
Continuing his study, Standout CV asked if Chambers, an ecological psychologist and a consultant for well-being, explain why some careers seem more attractive than others. "At a simple level, professions that cause confidence and talk about human ambitiousness, such as a lawyer and architect, are considered interesting, well-paid and safe. Doctors consider careless, knowledgeable and kind, marketers and designers for creative flair, spontaneity and ambitious ideas, "explained Chember in the comments Marie Claire UK. He also deepened in the question of why some careers could be less attractive by saying: "On the other hand, politicians are in power, but most people believe that they can not be trusted. And also influential persons are often considered vain and unstable in the long run. "
Although it could give you confidence or a little shake her, it is important to know that people can not always determine their careers - do not be so critical. Happy dating!