What is the most attractive profession for a man?
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What is the most attractive profession for a man?
And for women, the top ten jobs men find most attractive include:
- Nurse.
- Elementary School Teacher.
- Doctor.
- Secretary.
- Lawyer.
- Dancer.
- Middle School Teacher.
- Waitress.
What careers are mostly male?
Gains in Male-Dominated Fields
- Lawyers: 48 percent.
- Veterinarians: 48 percent.
- Commercial and industrial designers: 48 percent.
- Marketing managers: 47 percent.
- Optometrists: 43 percent.
- Management analysts: 43 percent.
- Sales managers: 43 percent.
- Producers and directors: 42 percent.
Which profession is most attractive?
Here’s the full 2018 list:
- Registered Nurse.
- Dentist.
- Photographer.
- College / Graduate Student.
- Pharmacist.
- Teacher.
- Flight Attendant.
- Founder / Entrepreneur.
What types of jobs are almost completely male dominated?
In 2004 various occupations were still almost completely male or female dominated. These are mainly low-level and medium-level occupations. Men dominate in construction and engineering, women in care and office jobs. In higher and academic level positions, men and women are more often represented…
What jobs are the most male in the United States?
In the United States, brickmasons and concrete workers are 99.9 and 99.7 percent male, respectively, according to an April 2012 publication by Catalyst, a nonprofit organization that focuses on developing opportunities for women in business. Carpet and flooring installers are 99.5 percent male.
What professions are women dominating?
That leads to the question: What professions are women dominating? Traditionally, women worked as teachers, nurses, and secretaries. While that partially remains true, women are now taking over other professions as well.
Are men or women more often employed in typically female jobs?
Men are relatively more often employed in typically female occupations than vice versa. Some 6 percent of people employed in care for the elderly, the mentally handicapped and the sick were males. The female employment pattern also hardly changed since 1996.