Do you judge people by what job/career they have?

[Anonymous]

Yes

Nope

If they don't have a job or career than yes otherwise no

Only certain ones

[Sunrising]

Obviously when you first meet someone knowing their career is a big indicator of the personality of the person.

Unless the person has a low qualified job, and even then I would try very hard to judge the person on their character, appearance, personality etc. rather than their career.

[browsingthroughthe]

I sure would and do

Here in Australia or proudly most countries I'm sure, on dates or meeting people, of course being nosey / nosy everyone wants to know

"So what do you do, for a living?".

Basically our lives are spent at work, besides when not at work. Such is adult life, eh 🧴 🤠

[jennifer_bloom]

No. A poor factory worker works harder than a rich psychologist, so there is no moral reason to act like the factory worker is worthless.

[MrChinaski]

I admire people that challenge themselves and grow. Career can be part of that but does not need to be.

[msc545]

To some extent, I do. I'm more likely to judge people by the amount of education they have than by their job.

[exitseven]

Yes, some people are slackers.

[Kelly6]

Nope

But I get judged often

[NathanDavis]

no, and I don't care

[strateguy632]

Nope.

[Chazmatazz269]

Yes, of course.

[missindiana14]

Nope