Too Small For Women

Some people are at their best when they’re interacting with others. If someone’s biggest strength is their ability to speak clearly and effectively, there is good news: there are many careers out there that will let them put their talent to good use. In the article “No Detail is Too Small for Girls Answering a Simple Question,” Tony Kornheiser discusses a common complaint between the sexes. Men and women just do not speak the same language. Gender affects the way people communicate and some jobs just aren’t for everyone. Women tend to elaborate with a lot more detail and go on about the story they are telling. “Boys do not gather and retain information, they focus on results” (Kornheiser, 279). Kornheiser reviews that even though men think of life in a simpler way than women, there are many jobs that require a lot of talking and are perfect for the way women speak. Women have a huge advantage over men when
Hairstylists serve as some clients’ confidante and therapist as well as their stylist (Career Thoughts). While they’re clipping hair and mixing dyes, stylists are forming bonds with their clients as they discuss their lives and jobs. Anyone who’s experienced an awkwardly silent haircut knows how strange it is to be inches from the person holding the scissors and looking at you in the mirror, and yet you have nothing to say to each other for the full hour. Without proper communication and conversation, trips to the hairstylist could be total disasters. Learning to talk on the job helps a stylist build relationships with people, establish the types of styles they prefer and dislike, earn more tips, and ultimately, establish a larger client base. Having a way with words also helps the hairdresser who might have to advise against certain colors and cuts. Perhaps most important for the stylist is the ability to communicate what he or she will be doing to the