In today's business post, I want to suggest some jobs generally associated with a good salary and/or job security that can potentially increase the chances of getting a good loan, regardless of gender. Someone who works for hours every day wants to get paid for it, right? It is a well-known fact that women, especially in the business world, are treated unfairly by being paid less than men for the same job. As new-generation businesswomen, we hope that one day this injustice will be eliminated.
Still, there are occupations where women receive high salaries. These might include:
1. Physician/Surgeon
2. Dentist
3. Lawyer
4. Engineer (e.g. Petroleum, Chemical, Aerospace)
5. IT Manager/Database Administrator
6. Senior HR Manager/Director
7. Marketing Manager/Director
8. Financial Manager/Director
9. Sales Manager/Director
10. CEO/Executive Director
Again, this list is not comprehensive, and individual qualifications and experiences may play a role in the loan qualification process. It's important to seek advice from finance professionals and legal experts regarding loans and financial matters.
Statistics:
The statistics may vary depending on the country, region, industry, and other factors. However, I can provide some general information on gender distribution in the listed professions based on available data.
Physician/Surgeon: According to the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), in the United States in 2020, women comprised 36% of active physicians and 39% of active residents and fellows. However, the percentage of women in the field has been steadily increasing over the past decades.
Dentist: The American Dental Association (ADA) reported that as of 2019, 34% of dentists in the US were women. This percentage has also been gradually increasing.
Lawyer: According to the American Bar Association (ABA), as of 2020, 38% of lawyers in the US were women. However, women are underrepresented in higher-paying positions and in certain areas of law such as litigation and corporate law.
Engineer: Women make up only about 13% of the engineering workforce in the US, according to the National Science Foundation (NSF) 2019 data. However, some engineering fields have higher female representation, such as environmental engineering (39%) and biomedical engineering (24%).
IT Manager/Database Administrator: According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), as of 2020, women accounted for 26% of computer and information systems managers and 44% of database administrators.
Senior HR Manager/Director: According to a 2019 report by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), women held 72% of HR manager positions in the US.
Marketing Manager/Director: As of 2019, women made up 59% of marketing and sales managers in the US, according to the BLS.
Financial Manager/Director: The BLS reported that women accounted for 43% of financial managers in the US as of 2020.
Sales Manager/Director: According to the BLS, women held 38% of sales manager positions in the US as of 2020.
CEO/Executive Director: Women held only about 7.4% of CEO positions in Fortune 500 companies in the US in 2020, according to Catalyst, a nonprofit research organization. However, the percentage of women in CEO positions has been gradually increasing over the past years.
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