The Careers Minnesotans Now Can’t Resist In A Romantic Partner

When it comes to dating in Minnesota, your line of work might be doing more talking than you realize. A new survey reveals what men and women find attractive in a romantic partner's career, and the answer might surprise you.

Which professions do men and women in the North Star State think are most attractive in a romantic partner? A new survey has the answers. Thanks to the miracle of modern science, we now know just which jobs women and men here in the Land of 10,000 Lakes found most attractive-- and it's good news for the largest private employer here in the Bold North.

Minnesota Survey Reveals What Daters Find Most Attractive

When it comes to picking a profession, most Minnesotans are likely looking for a vocation they're interested in and a profession that comes with plenty of employment opportunities. A profession that pays a decent salary is also highly sought-after, as well.

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But what about finding a job or profession that the opposite (or same) sex thinks is attractive in a romantic partner? There ARE some jobs that are much more attractive to the men and women who call the North Star State home. And, as it turns out, they're not the same.

Men and Women in Minnesota Don’t Agree on Attractive Careers

A survey from the jobs/career site, Zippia, compiled a list of the jobs that Minnesota women and men find most attractive. Zippia said they "surveyed 1,000 workers to find out what jobs they think are the hottest…and which they think are just plain not," the site said.

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Healthcare Careers Rank High for Minnesota Daters

The results? While women and men in the Gopher State have very different ideas about what jobs they want in a romantic partner, it's generally pretty good news for 385,000 Minnesotans who work in the healthcare field, according to the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry (DLI). That includes the 41,000 folks who work at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, the largest private employer in the state.

A healthcare job in Minnesota generally pays fairly well, too, with the DLI noting that hospitals across the state have an average salary of $79,802. Those jobs also look good to the opposite (or same) sex, as well, seeing as doctors and nurses are in the top five most attractive jobs for both women and men in Minnesota, according to the survey.

Jobs Women Find Most Attractive in a Romantic Partner

1. Doctors
2. Lawyers
3. Carpenters
4. Enginers
5. Project Managers

Now compare those with the results that Zippia compiled about the jobs men think are the most attractive:

Jobs Men Find Most Attractive in a Romantic Partner

1. Nurses
2. Elementary School Teachers
3. Doctors
4. Secretaries
5. Lawyers

You can check out the full Zippia survey, which lists 15 more jobs both men and women find attractive HERE. And, of course, while you're at it, keep scrolling to check out the highest-paying jobs here in Minnesota as well!