There’s no point denying that men and women are different. There is also no point in denying that this difference extends beyond what’s in our pants, as what’s in our respective minds differs just as much. Of course, these differences by no means suggest any superiority or inferiority between the sexes, they are simply fact based on hormones and society and other forces. Different thought and behavior patterns can be seen between men and women, and more differences are discovered regularly.
One of the latest discoveries of this sort focuses on men and women’s differing actions to fulfill their career goals. A survey of students studying to receive their MBAs in Texas found that while men and women tend to want the same thing in the long run, men generally focus more on the immediate future while women generally focus on growth and stability. Basically, men choose starting jobs based on high starting salaries and immediate gain, while women tend to aim for more secure jobs which will hopefully result in higher wages down the road. This definitely supports the idea that men are more impulsive with …
