Being a good looking man could hinder your career, study finds

Handsome men are less likely to be promoted by men as they are deemed a threat to their male rivals

likely to be promoted at work than their less attractive colleagues.

However, a new study has found that the opposite may be true of men.

Being handsome can actually impede a man's professional progress, experts found, as male colleagues tend to be reluctant to promote those deemed more good looking than themselves.

Researchers from University College London's School of Management found that those blessed with the looks of George Clooney or Mad Men's Don Draper, were considered competent