The given bar chart depicts the information collected all over the UK regarding with six major professions between men and women during 2007.
Primarily, the data illustrates the comparison between male and female executives on their preferred jobs such as advertising, teaching, construction, therapists, journalism, scientists, and law. Upon initial inspection, it emerges the evidence that men professions favoured the most in construction than female, who preferred the most in teaching, and therapists compared to male.
On closer examination, approximately 54 females worked at adverstising industry, whereas nearly 45% male expressed their job in this field. As mentioned above, teaching was one of the most favourite jobs among the women, exaclty 90 women worked as teachers, however 10 men selected this profession. Likewise, women, again, preferred their job as therapists by stating more than 80 of them were in this sector, while only about 28 male therapists in the chart is stated. Since, construction stood as top favoured work in men’s world, 90 men were profiled as construction worker. During the same period, only 10 women were construction profession.
Notably, exactly, and equally selected profession: journalism possessed 50 men and 50 women. During 60 men were scientists, 30 women were accounting in this sector. Regarding the final professions—Law— male an female worked as lawyer approximately 55 and 45 respectively.