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[quote=Anonymous]OP, your question is simple, if you have spent enough time around any of the professions you name. Personality disorders seem to be prevalent with lawyers, and some surgeons I know. I have worked in several large firms, and have surgeosn in the family. It really does not matter what they look like, but DCUM landia wants to believe that looks trump all. [/quote] Young lawyers are probably fine, Tax or admin lawyers are fine. (+Young professionals don’t exhibit much because they are still developing). However, I have not found middle-aged lawyers to be agreeable. I have found that to be conflict oriented. They are competitive and “like to win” even in relationships. In sum, many basically like conflict —and they thrive in it. Their entire profession supports that feeling. [/quote]
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