An interactive info graphic published by Bloomberg last month, which scanned 2014 U.S. Census Bureau information from more than 3.5 million households, shows how married professionals are pairing up. Whether people are marrying others in the same field (like artists tend to do), or outside their profession, (as metal fabricators, secretaries and administrative assistants do), Bloomberg finds that falling in love may have more to do with work proximity than destiny.

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An interactive info graphic published by Bloomberg last month, which scanned 2014 U.S. Census Bureau information from more than 3.5 million households, shows how married professionals are pairing up. Whether people are marrying others in the same field (like artists tend to do), or outside their profession, (as metal fabricators, secretaries and administrative assistants do), Bloomberg finds that falling in love may have more to do with work proximity than destiny.Here?s how architects, and other related professionals match up:ARCHITECTS While architects do have a tendency to marry within the profession, the findings show that male architects marry female elementary and middle school teachers most frequently. They also marry other female designers, secretaries, managers, and male retail salespersons. Female architects in the census data marry male architects and female office administrators.CIVIL ENGINEERS
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