Experts/professionals, what is a common misconception people have about your line of work?

There is a lot of work that goes into fashion. There is more math than most people would think and that leads to very high turnover rates.

A lot of psychologists are actually quite biased and manipulative. But, if you aren't trained in the field, you can't really tell how and why, because it's usually very nuanced (and also usually for a "good" reason). Also the psychologists who are least manipulative are usually the ones who don't care about their reputation, so they never receive any acclaim, and even if they did, they would decline it.

"Gaming is for losers"

That taking photos costs me nothing and all I have to do is press the shutter so if I don’t do it for them for free, I’m an asshole. I mean, I already have the equipment, why am I being such a dick about it?

That pharmacy techs just "slap a label on it," and that pharmacists aren't doctors so don't deserve the same respect and information.

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