which careers give you the highest social status?

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Reply 40

therealOG

full time LAD

Reply 41

rmanoj

Oh and nobody has mentioned diplomats, or high level civil servants (permanent secretaries etc).

Reply 42

Chazzer66

Original post by n65uk

For this idiotic comment, I hope you do end up a cleaner, frankly.

He is and always will be :troll:

Reply 43

dmz

Original post by gilesthewhale

I like this idea. nobody has higher status than the prime minister.

debateable. Wouldn't wanna be in his shoe

Reply 44

gilesthewhale

Original post by n65uk

For this idiotic comment, I hope you do end up a cleaner, frankly.

lol at all the neg rep for wanting high status in life.

Reply 45

anonymous 428

model/actors/musicians/socalite!

Reply 46

gilesthewhale

I like some of the ideas on this thread, naval officer and civil servant were good suggestions. keep them coming.

Reply 47

The Polar Dude

DUDE- do u want a bitch slap

Reply 48

n65uk

Original post by gilesthewhale

lol at all the neg rep for wanting high status in life.

Here, let me correct those typos in your post for you:

"lol at all the neg rep for being a ****"

Reply 49

lottie1992

doctor, lawyer, banker, or something which superficially gives social status like being a television presenter or being a 'celebrity' of some sort.

Reply 50

mevidek

Original post by gilesthewhale

which careers give you the highest social status? occupation is a big part of someones social status and I am looking for a career which will give me high social staus. suggestions?
I am doing english lit, history of art and history for a level. I will do english lit or history at a prestious univeristy hopefully at oxbridge but if not a uni like bristol or durham.

go to hell you ****ing snob.

neggers: GO **** yourselves. Why do you care about social status and what people think of you?

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Reply 51

SteveCrain

Astronaut

I would probably kill someone to be one.

Alas, I am yet to receive that offer

Supermalt producer.

Original post by gilesthewhale

investment bankers are like demi gods. right at the top of our society.

And I will be the GOD!

Reply 54

Chocothunder

Original post by infernalcradle

IB, doctor, lawyer in magic circle, accountant in Big 4.....you get the picture....

I wouldn't say that magicians/conjurors have particularly high social status...

Reply 55

gilesthewhale

Original post by Chocothunder

I wouldn't say that magicians/conjurors have particularly high social status...

magic circle law is the top five commercial law firms. just in case you didn't know.

Reply 56

giordano

Archangel, prophet, holy virgin etc

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Reply 57

Brevity

Original post by Chocothunder

I wouldn't say that magicians/conjurors have particularly high social status...

Is this a mistake or a cutting witticism? If its the former, what a waste; if its the latter, you lad.

Reply 58

MissOxford

Social status? Well, in the wise words of Blair Waldorf - "Accessorise with gloves; not even a manicure can hide those peasant hands."

Make the connection.

Reply 59

Rascacielos

Original post by gilesthewhale

I suggest you study History of Art at St. Andrews; apparently that tends to help one reach the highest social circles. :colone:

More seriously, you're looking at becoming a top judge (hint: train as a barrister) or politician (although that's debatable). It's hard to say, really, as pretty much ever career can lead to you mixing with the upper classes if you do well enough.

I suggest, however, that you study what you wish to study and pursue the career that interests you most. You won't succeed unless you do something that interests you.