The Economist says in an article that if appearance is not important in a job, why would people take the trouble of dressing up? Particularly in jobs that involve dealing with people, employers would require, without including it in the requirements, that the candidates should be pleasing to the eyes.įor instance, a flight attendant need not finish college but she must have perfect skin and teeth. In the job market, applicants try their best to look good because it could only be their edge against many others. Relatives and friends would always remark on how beautiful a child is.Įven if grown ups know that beauty is just skin deep, it is deeply entrenched in society that it becomes automatic and a point of conversation. Society may well deny that beauty is not a hindrance to success and popularity but even as people are growing up, the good-looking girls and boys get more attention and are forgiven their mischiefs with the proper contrite looks on angelic faces. New parents are always anxious that their child would look good not only for their sake but mostly for the child's sake. While many postulate that beauty is not the most important thing in a person's life, reality sometimes dealt people with a hard blow.
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