The Influence Of 7 Kinds Of Images On Occupation

If you love to laugh

There is a correlation between good looks and success.

The more beautiful a person is, the more people believe him, and trust is the characteristic of most leaders.

He found that the laughing people followed.

Compared with the serious people, the former is more likely to gain trust.

Daniel Hammer Michael of Yale University has done a research on "beauty in the labor market".

He found that those who had outstanding appearance were 5% or more than the average salary, while the ugly people paid 9% less than the average person.

Hammer man also writes that attractive men are more common than ordinary people.

To earn 9% more, attractive women earn 4% more than ordinary women.

There is much evidence that attractive people earn more money.

Lovely children are more attractive, and more people are willing to play with them.

The teacher pays more attention to the good-looking children in the classroom. When the company is recruiting, it looks at the appearance (but often subconsciously).

"There is strong evidence that women who make up in commercial occasions can get better jobs and improve faster."

According to a study published in the times, "64% of the directors believe that makeup women look more professional, and 18% of the directors say women who do not make up feel that they do not want to work hard at all."

Harvard Business School did a research that your sitting posture can help you build up self-confidence, chest, or forward tilt, which makes people think you are very prestigious.

Why? Good posture can raise about 20% testosterone levels, while reducing pressure hormone.

Vice versa.

If you are slouch, cross your legs and look weak, the result will be bad for you.

Sitting straight for two minutes can lead to psychological differences.

"People who behave well are more likely to be rewarded by others than people who are informal," he said.

Duke University conducted a study entitled "a beauty contest in the company". The paper used 2000 headings to rank the facial features of CEO.

They found that mature men were considered to be more authoritative.

The Journal of Psychological Science published a survey titled "Teddy Bear effect: does CEO benefit from baby faces?" they concluded that baby faces and people's warm looks and personality traits can benefit people.

Some articles read: "when it comes to real baby faces (not the feeling of baby faces), the more obvious the baby faces of the president are, the higher his income is and the greater his achievements. The more famous his company is, this can be proved from the ranking of Fortune 500 and the annual income of the company."

Harvard University says men with a height of 1.8 meter earn more than men with a height of 1.65 meter, and their average salary is $5525.

Another study looked at the height of the president of 250 Fortune 500 companies.

In general, the male president is 5 centimeters taller than the average height.