"Tall men, a series of studies has shown, benefit from a significant bias. They get married sooner, get promoted quicker, and earn higher wages. According to one recent study, the average six-foot worker earns a hundred and sixty-six thousand dollars more, over a thirty-year period, than his five-foot-five-inch counterpart-about eight hundred dollars more per inch per year. Short men are unlucky in politics (only five of forty-three Presidents have been shorter than average) and unluckier in love. "See my 6' height requirement is not so strange after all.
Wednesday, April 21, 2004
height does matter
if you know me, then you know that height is the first thing i notice about people. it's the answer to those 'first impression' and 'what first attracts you' questions. this article explains that i am not alone.
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