What do you perceive as the most and least gendered jobs/careers?

[Alli39]

For example nursing is a predominantly female field, while construction is a predominantly male field. What others are out there with strong gender trends? Which jobs do you have NO expectations of gender for? (As in, you think there's roughly a 50-50 chance that a given employee is either gender.) Would love to see some more obscure jobs/careers out of personal curiosity.

[VIVANT]

Honestly I don’t expect a particular sex when I go into establishments or when I don't know what people do for a loving whatever they say does not surprise me regress of their sex. I understand there is a lot of prejudice but I did not grow up anticipating activities & jobs based on sex & I can’t click my brain into that way of thinking. My earliest memories were mostly of very accomplished women and they did all manner of jobs and after an unexpected death I fell into other circumstances, had to work from a was very young age & I met all kinds of ppl… I just don’t splice up the workforce based on sex, in my mind. people can do what they can do and I don’t know what that will be until they tell me.

funnily, I was in the hospital (not in the U S) when I was a kid and most of the nurses were male.

[JackCarter]

Men and women can perform equally well in any job not requiring constant physical stress

[jennifer_bloom]

I think medicine has equal women and men