Polling

Newsweek

 Study Finds

• 81.3% of people believe “pretty privilege” exists in the workplace, with those rating themselves as extremely attractive earning nearly $20,000 more annually than those who rate themselves as unattractive.
• CEOs are more than twice as likely to rate themselves as extremely attractive compared to the average person (71% vs. 33%), suggesting a strong correlation between career success and self-perceived attractiveness.
• Nearly 4 in 5 workers (78.9%) feel pressured to spend money on their appearance to meet professional expectations, with the average person spending an extra $178 annually on work-related grooming