Categories And Stereotypes
To the question 'What do you do'? we usually give one-word answers, that allow people to categorize us and create stereotypes. For example:
- I’m in sales. They think: You’re a pushy, sweet-talking charmer.
- I’m a lawyer. They think: You’re the argumentative type.
- I’m an accountant. They think: You’re a numbers geek.
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