Hey guys, finally made an account, used to normally just lurk and read.
I wanted to see which jobs would translate to success on the show, and what jobs were common for contestants, Bachelors, and Bachelorettes. So I compiled data from 20 seasons and over 500 contestants, and have come up with some results.
MOST COMMON JOBS:
First, I decided to figure out what jobs were the most common on the show. By categorizing all the contestants’ jobs into broad fields, I got a good idea of what kind of people were cast onto the Bachelor & Bachelorette.
Sales was the most popular type of job for both male and female contestants. I presume this is due to the nature of the show. The goal of the contestants on the show is to essentially sell themselves to the bachelor or bachelorette. So maybe this is not something entirely surprising.
When it came to comparing the types of employment between genders, there were far more teachers on the female side, and coaches on the male side. This is probably a reflection of teaching demographics in the US (76% female, 24% male).
As for finance-related positions, we saw far more male contestants than female.
Now that we’ve seen the numbers behind jobs types among contestants, it’s time to see whether there is any correlation between profession and how far you might progress on the Bachelor and Bachelorette.
The Men:
Looking at the past 8 Bachelorette winners, there were:
3 Fitness/Sports jobs
2 Finance-related jobs
1 Construction Manager
1 Entrepreneur
1 Technology Consultant
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The Women:
Looking at the past 11 Bachelor winners, there were:
2 Nursing jobs
2 Sales jobs
1 Flight Attendant
1 Graphic Designer
1 Model
1 Event Planner
1 Actress
1 Social Worker
1 Teacher
The last 11 Bachelor winners were much more diversified on the job front, with nurses and sales jobs both having two each.
PERFORMANCE BY JOBS
I ranked every contestant based on which week they were eliminated. From there, I could compare the average ranking of the jobs.
For The Bachelorette, the average final ranking of every contestant based on their job was:
Fitness/Sports – 6.6 place
Finance – 6.7 place
Real Estate – 7.0 place
Sales – 7.3 place
Entrepreneur – 7.6 place
Marketing – 7.9 place
For The Bachelor, the average final ranking of every contestant based on their job was:
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Hey guys, finally made an account, used to normally just lurk and read.
I wanted to see which jobs would translate to success on the show, and what jobs were common for contestants, Bachelors, and Bachelorettes. So I compiled data from 20 seasons and over 500 contestants, and have come up with some results.
MOST COMMON JOBS:
First, I decided to figure out what jobs were the most common on the show. By categorizing all the contestants’ jobs into broad fields, I got a good idea of what kind of people were cast onto the Bachelor & Bachelorette.
Sales was the most popular type of job for both male and female contestants. I presume this is due to the nature of the show. The goal of the contestants on the show is to essentially sell themselves to the bachelor or bachelorette. So maybe this is not something entirely surprising.
When it came to comparing the types of employment between genders, there were far more teachers on the female side, and coaches on the male side. This is probably a reflection of teaching demographics in the US (76% female, 24% male).
As for finance-related positions, we saw far more male contestants than female.
Male Contestants:
1. Sales (13%)
2. Fitness (12%)
3. Finance (11%)
Female Contestants:
1. Sales (10%)
2. Medical (8%)
3. Teaching (6%)
4. Finance (3%)
WINNERS BY JOBS
Now that we’ve seen the numbers behind jobs types among contestants, it’s time to see whether there is any correlation between profession and how far you might progress on the Bachelor and Bachelorette.
The Men:
Looking at the past 8 Bachelorette winners, there were:
:
The Women:
Looking at the past 11 Bachelor winners, there were:
The last 11 Bachelor winners were much more diversified on the job front, with nurses and sales jobs both having two each.
PERFORMANCE BY JOBS
I ranked every contestant based on which week they were eliminated. From there, I could compare the average ranking of the jobs.
For The Bachelorette, the average final ranking of every contestant based on their job was:
For The Bachelor, the average final ranking of every contestant based on their job was:
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