Boobs-N-Business

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Permalink Reply by Michael R. on October 31, 2009 at 7:13am

A Cameltoe, a Zumba instructor, and a Rabbi walk into a bar...

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Permalink Reply by Marita Topmiller on November 11, 2009 at 8:54am

I usually wear a business suit while conducting business...love em...got a closet full of em. I don't want the
client distracted by his libido - no hardening of the artery - robs the brain of blood. Safety is an issue with
me too. In my line of work, I sometimes find myself alone with some man I hardly know. I like to keep my
FFF in place - Fabric Force Field - My boobs only swing at home.

Good topic, Annie.

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Permalink Reply by Mike Magan on November 11, 2009 at 9:48am

Beautiful breasts alone are enough to get a man's attention, but NOT enough to gain an advantage that leads to success.

People do judge each other very quickly, but there are so many variables here that could derail this -how should we say - MAM-VANTAGE. Noticing her physical appearance is link ONE of a lightning-fast chain of events that connects to just the physical interaction stage (handshake) of a basic introduction. Of course there's more to achieving a successful sale beyond that. I can't see the acknowledgement of breasts simply overriding EVERY other potnetial "deal breaker" like price, need, color, etc.

What if the fourth link of this chain is something that might be a deal-breaker no matter where it is? Let's grant this woman has great overall appearance and figure - all in line with what this particular man finds attractive. But when she stands upright, she smiles revealing a toothless, canker-sore infested mouth? While this is something the man doesn't notice AT FIRST (the boobs), the sores will still lead to a failure. Bottom line: an ugly woman fails as does our messed-up-mouth-woman, just at different rates.

Now what if this woman was "pleasantly plump," has an attractive smile, genuine look in her eyes and knows her product inside and out? Her advantage is not having a disadvantage! She got past the snap-judgement phase, past the handshake phase, and all the way to the sale.

I know this may sound raw, but I do think many scenarios unfold this way.

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Permalink Reply by Annie Sever-Dimitri on November 23, 2009 at 4:02pm

Mike,

Thanks for being "raw". I love reading what men think of this question, and women too. Some women have felt it is just fine to leave the girls out for some air, while others don't. Interesting responses, all of them.

Just curious, are you LESS likely to do business with a female parading her sweater puppies in a tight and revealing shirt? Do you find yourself thinking poorly of women who just stick 'em all right out there for the whole world to ogle? I am referring to ladies who have massive amounts of cleavage hanging out, and/ or super, duper tight sweaters.

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Permalink Reply by Mike Magan on November 24, 2009 at 7:11am

While I like to talk about boobs as much as the next guy, I think the question of a boob-vantage is kind of out of context. Boobs only might honestly help in some circumstances sure. But it would also hurt in others.

This will sound like I'm splitting hairs but I am being honest - I am more willing to do business with someone who is engaging and confident and is genuinely (or artificially I guess) interested in what I have to say. My perception is more often than not that person happens to be attractive than butt-ugly because the battle between looks and smarts already happened behind the scenes with a hiring manager or career success to the point where we met in a business transaction.

I love this discussion because of the hoest reactions and I think asking a provacative question brings out more honesty than if you had said "attractiveness" and business. Ironically it comes full circle - I wonder if you're own discussion has drawn more attention because "boobs" in the headline!

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Permalink Reply by Amy J. Powers on November 24, 2009 at 6:06pm

Less likely because I feel it's unprofessional.

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Permalink Reply by Anika Hutchinson on November 23, 2009 at 1:53pm

I've never noticed these types of women before, at least in Indiana as it's very conservative. There is a time and place for everything. And displaying them in business is simply not a good idea.

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Permalink Reply by Wil Green on November 23, 2009 at 10:23pm

I don't really judge it that way. If you can do what you say you can do, I could care less what you are showing.

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Permalink Reply by Steve Stuck on November 23, 2009 at 11:24pm

Take this study for what its worth, but I thought of your post a few weeks ago when I heard it. Enjoy.....

http://www.healthcarendiet.com/2009/11/12/women-with-big-boobs-are-...

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Permalink Reply by Marita Topmiller on November 24, 2009 at 9:12am

Thanks for the study, Steve. I am just feeling so empowered now! LOL My husband says he knew it
all along.

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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Anderson-Henry on November 24, 2009 at 3:29pm

Or maybe it's the inverse: smarter women tend to have higher incomes and can afford to buy their boobs. ;-)

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Permalink Reply by Wil Green on November 24, 2009 at 3:44pm

Women buy their own boobS???? I don't know any women who have been to one to pay for their own boobs ;)

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