A new study by Furniture At Work has revealed a potential link between names and career success in the UK. By analyzing ONS data and LinkedIn insights, the study identified names most commonly found among high-earning business leaders. 'Michael' and 'Sarah' topped the list, associated with an average salary of £84,131 and a high likelihood of holding CEO positions.
Could your name indicate your future success? Maybe, as a new study has revealed which names are the most common across the UK's highest fliers.
The study was conducted by online furniture supplier Furniture At Work, and combined ONS data with LinkedIn insights to identify which names were most common in wealthy business bosses. And "Michael" and "Sarah" are not only common names amongst CEOs. They also dominated the chart across the top ten highest-paying roles. Here are the top five names most likely to earn big bucks.
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