Do looks count in things which don't involve looks?

[Aiden]

Okay strange question but I'm going to say yes! Put your self in this situation...

You're a dragon on the Dragon's Den show and you have 2 groups, both are just as good and theres nothing between them besides their looks! One group is attractive and one is ugly... which would you hire/invest in?

I'd go attractive. Sorry if that makes me a bad person.

[FlyingJesus]

Looks do matter in that instance since you're not just selling an idea you're selling an image

[Aiden]

well chose one where it doesn't matter
like erm

idk but just

[wixard]

of course looks always matter, it's just how it is. it's not even limited to superficial behaviour

if a young girl is going before a jury they're told to wear NO makeup to make themselves look as young and innocent as possible to win them over

[Kyle]

yes, everywhere

[karter]

yeah obv they do

[!x!dude!x!2]

It's always has matter

[Futz]

yeah, it's a shame but it's just in our nature

[Joshirin]

depends also whether or not they're good at conversation, ultimately don't want to work with someone who is a bore, cannot have a good conversation/communication with in the workplace.

[Charz777]

In terms of Dragons' Den are we saying looks or appearance?

If there is a group of ugly folk dressed smart and business-like and a group of hotties turned up in their jeans then I'd go for the ugly ones because they thought about making an effort, they dressed appropriately. Compared to some pretty folk who roled in all casual thinking that's okay to settle a business agreement.

But if they both dressed for the occasion and everything is equal besides their unchangeable looks then I'd say the good-looking ones would win.