Why ugly people make good employees

[CrazedClerkthe2nd]

http://www.kiplinger.com/columns/ont...9/job0903.html

Agree? Disagree?

[Aethian]

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humph

[Plaidman]

Wow. I'm an ugly person. But whatever. Fine. I'm still offended, even if its a advantage to that one person.


I already know I'm a scumbucket. No need to rub it for jobs.

[Mnemjian]

My suggestion is to hire more competent hiring managers. Maybe then they will have enough skills to distinguish between the more qualified candidate and the lesser without having to resort to cheap generalizations

[HorrorFrogPrincess]

My suggestion is to hire more competent hiring managers. Maybe then they will have enough skills to distinguish between the more qualified candidate and the lesser without having to resort to cheap generalizations

That.

It's one benefit to the impersonal method of job applications. Resumes sent by E-mail, you don't know what they person looks like. You have to go by their abilities and experience. Then at the interview, personality, personal hygiene, etc.

Grooming is the ONLY part of someone's appearance that should matter to a hiring manager.

But, hey, maybe I'm bias, being prettiful. AND a good worker.

Creep.

[XCashier]

My suggestion is to hire more competent hiring managers. Maybe then they will have enough skills to distinguish between the more qualified candidate and the lesser without having to resort to cheap generalizations

That would certainly be nice.

I've got excellent work skills and ethics, I'm smart and a fast learner. Treat me well and I'm loyal forever. However, I'm no beauty queen; maybe that's why I can't seem to get hired. Perhaps this writer has uncovered an ugly (pardon the pun) truth; that people give preference to pretty folks.