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A recent study by National Obesity Observatory (NOO), UK, has pointed out that women in good positions at the workplace take care to maintain their weight and are much slimmer than professional women 15 years back.
Comparing this trend with men, the study found that men just got fatter as they rose professionally.
Call it a sexist opinion, but some experts feel that women are judged by their appearance, much more than their skill. And knowing this, women may not wish to leave any stone unturned in their quest for professional growth.
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