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by prodigal_erik
5127 days ago
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Unwelcome? I've never understood this. The stereotype is that attractive people got hired by being attractive (or maybe for putting out) rather than being competent, but I have trouble believing anyone has never met any coworkers who were both. I've had my share of crushes on sharp people I've worked with; it's my responsibility not to let it be an issue, and so I don't. |
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GP is talking about "less attractive industry for women", meaning an industry women would be less attracted to, as in not want to work for/be part of.