Why do medical professionals seem more particular about money than business-owner papas? ※Of course, I don’t mean all of them—just some medical-professional papas.
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By “particular about money,” I mean things like asking, “Where did you go out to eat the other day?” or, if I mention buying a new game, asking, “Oh, about how much was it?” When we’re watching TV, they also bring up things like the industry involved or how much other people earn.
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“If you mean only some of the medical professionals, not all of them,” then I think their line of work is irrelevant—it just happened that those particular people had that kind of personality.
So their occupation has nothing to do with it.
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Regardless of the industry, that’s just the kind of person they are.
If you categorize them by something other than their profession, you might be surprised at the patterns you find.
Try meeting lots of papas and studying them.
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I think the difference is that people in medicine are like meticulous human carpenters, while those in management are like foremen running a construction crew.
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