Do You Believe In Workplace, Judging From Appearances?

Handsome men and women are not only proud of themselves in the love field, but also begin to attack the workplace in the workplace. Proper manners become the key to employment. Outstanding instruments become the focus of promotion. In this era of style and personal brand, competence will soon lose competitiveness.

First turn yourself into a boutique, so that you can see you at the first glance, then you will have the chance to fall in love with you.

This is a time to judge people by their appearance.

Do you believe it or not?

Many business owners are being asked to select new managers. They are asked the question: "if there are candidates with similar professional qualifications, qualifications, management skills and interpersonal relations, who will you choose last?"

Unexpectedly, the answer is: "it looks like the one in charge!"

The question is, what is "look like"?

"Looks like" often refers to a dignified and tall figure (a girl is a tall body), standing out and conspicuous.

Judging from this, there is a phenomenon of reverse discrimination in the workplace.

Huang Yuying, general manager of Motorola marketing, an American businessman with MBA degree and marketing experience for nearly twenty years, attended an occasion with a manager of a handsome and public relations company. Before he changed his business card, he even regarded the outstanding public relations company as her.

BQ become workplace pass

"Sex discrimination" and "appearance discrimination" are of course universal in the workplace. There are several frequently cited papers in the social psychology field of the American Social Sciences, which show that men are tall and handsome, women are beautiful and tall, and are absolutely conducive to promotion.

Mainland China even has "beauty beauty" beauty contest, and the winner is the most successful.

The beautiful appearance, reply to the appropriate conversation, the so-called "aesthetic sense" score - BQ (Beauty Quotient) has gradually become an indispensable part of workplace promotion and networking expansion.

"A lot of hard working people, in the critical stage of career advancement, have encountered glass ceilings, often lost in the image package that they thought best to be done, but totally unexpected," said Chen Li Qing, an image consultant for many enterprises and individuals. In fact, the most wanted person in business is the person who got the table, because this is also related to the image of the company.

Work hard for the day after tomorrow.

Because beauty is one of the "workplace passes", some of the office workers who believe in "the day after tomorrow are working hard" have begun to seek help from surgical orthopaedic surgery, bringing Taiwan's plastic surgery.

"We are a few surgical departments that do not rely on health insurance, but also have a good survival," said Jiang Yaoguo, the famous surgeon of plastic surgery, chairman of the EMBA foundation of Taiwan University and the director of Keelung municipal hospital.

Reflecting on real life, 40% of women in Taiwan want to rebuild their lives with plastic surgery.

In a recent "beautiful white paper" global survey conducted by Unilever, up to 83% of Taiwan women believe that the standard of beauty comes from their faces only. More than 43% of them are not satisfied with their faces and their whole body.

More than 40% of women hope to make themselves more attractive by "plastic".

That is to judge a person by his appearance.

Do not say that women, even men who have great power in politics, can not compare themselves with such mundane views to their public performance.

The handsome boy on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, mayor Ma Ying-Jeou of Taipei and Minister of Commerce of the Communist Party of China, Bo Xilai, also called the two sides of the political Straits across the Taiwan Straits.

Asia Weekly is also a hot topic with two people as the cover.

But the paradox is that Mayor Ma personally hates this "judging by appearances".

Even the latest rise of Demos Chiang, who is regarded as an idol by grade seven students, is deeply bored by fans' attention only to his appearance. "If I have to rely on my face to eat, I will feel very sad."

But the secular bias is deep-rooted.

Li Fuchun, a former Secretary of the Ministry of economic affairs, Yin Qiming, who has been Secretary for many years, will be impatiently corrected every time he meets the mayor of Zang Bi ma. "This is an insult to him."

Is there no more talent he can say?