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What Is The Earning Power of Above-Average-Looking Men and Women Ver-Sus Average and Below-Average-Looking Men and Women?
What Is The Earning Power of Above-Average-Looking Men and Women Ver-Sus Average and Below-Average-Looking Men and Women?
8. What is the earning power of above-average-looking men and women versus average and below-average-looking men and women? Michael French found that above-average-looking women earned 8 percent more than average women. There was no statistical difference related to physical appearance of men. Bonus Question: How would a waiter or waitress offering a piece of chocolate candy with the check affect the amount of tip received? In a study of tipping, a waitress working for David Strohmetz of Monmouth University at a New Jersey restaurant offered one, two, or no pieces of chocolate to 80 dining parties (293 people). No candy? The average tip was 19 percent. Two pieces, 22 percent. When she gave one piece of chocolate and then offered a second piece, her tips averaged 23 percent. Exercise: What are three ways you can implement this information today in your business and in your relationships?