I mean shitty as in immoral, unempathetic, pathological liars, untrustworthy, selfish
Car salesman.
Cops. Without a doubt. Its the career path for highschool bullies who want authority and respect, but are too stupid to become doctors or lawyers, so they pick up a badge and a gun as a shortcut to “respect by implied threat”
The school bully to cop pipeline is real
Finance, lawyers, sales…
Some of the shittiest people I know are in sales and upper management/executive
Roles where the company matters more than the people to accomplish strategic business goals and initiatives. Where public relations matters and they are politically nice to your face but not behind closed doors.
Roles where to get ahead, you need to be better than someone else so putting people down (gossip, bashing, other stupid games) is normal. Encourages office politics and power is important.
Where being caring and compassionate doesn’t get you ahead.
Human Resources. It’s almost like all the pretty, cool girls from highschool- the bullies, the mean girls- went into HR.
Not targeting anyone in particular. There are lots of kind people in HR.
One of my schoolmate was a serious asshole. Our guesses for his future were either he’d be a lawyer, or he’ll make a career in the FDP (a more money for the rich kind of political party here, with a “liberal” label).
I was not surprised to learn that he is lawyer, working for exactly that party.
finance, but then I went to the University of Chicago
Just popped up in my rss feed about the Gracias donation. $20 million from Musk’s buddy and DOGE douche. Keepin’ it classy, UofC.
Several assholes i knew became cops
I barely kept up with any of the good people I knew much less the assholes.
Sales. Every fuckin time
I’m an attorney and I’ve met more than a few with “Dark Triad” (narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy) personality traits.
Police
Cops and ICE agents.
One started as a cop but got fired after allegedly assaulting a suspect. He fell back on being a prison guard, but didn’t last long there, either. Now he has a job with a freight railroad.
Another was lined up to inherit his dad’s business, but instead got into drug dealing and eventually murdered someone. Now he’s in prison for life.







