Do women care about the company you work for?

Short answer yes
It shows status and wealth

>>35357211
They care more about the company's ability to afford them status and wealth, imo.

A woman wouldn't care about the company she works for if it was McDonald's or Wal-Mart, but shell care if it's a (((popular brand))) like if she worked at Wet Seal or Hollister

>>35357139
Only if it's prestigious, like Goldman Sachs, Boeing, Google, etc.

Aside from that, no. Just salary.

Women care about status

>>35357374
Boeing
Prestigious

Pick one, and only one

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>>35357374
>Boeing

Good to hear, my man. I have a sweet gig at Boeing lined up.

What if its not a known company but its yours?

>>35357791
Goddamn, this pic makes me laugh. I am a loser. 22 and all I have is half an associates degree at local CC, and I've had a couple of shitty jobs. I don't even have a car. And THIS is what happens to the literal cream of the crop of humanity, in terms of intellect and work ethic. I couldn't even dream of working at Boeing. One of my friends got a job at a similar company and I could barely even talk to him because of how intimidated I was, I finally just started talking to him again cause he's my best m8 and it had been a while. I never wanted that high of a salary but even for those who have it they have to deal with this shit. And my family wonders why I am alone. Because I am repulsive loser, sure, but even if I wasn't I'd still end up in a pile of shit.

The only reason some girls seem to like me is because of my job.
I don't even bother to use dating websites or hookup apps because they would only like me because of my profession.
I just want to get rich to take care of myself, and do fun stuff.

>>35357374
>Google

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/jan/19/silicon-valley-no-sex-peter-thiel-san-francisco