Men are most likely to benefit from good looks at work: study

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Last updated 20 setembro 2024
Men are most likely to benefit from good looks at work: study
A groundbreaking study found that good-looking men are more likely to attain better jobs and make more money than similarly attractive women. Researchers from the Polish Academy of Sciences conducted the long-term study, with the results published this month's issue of Social Science Quarterly.
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