The article discusses a study on the social prestige of different jobs in Serbia from 1980 to 1990. The researchers looked at how people view the reputation of 25 occupations, from highest to lowest social status. They found that traditional professions were seen as the most prestigious, while other jobs varied in their social standing. The study also considered factors like power, income, and education levels in determining occupational prestige. The results matched with international trends, showing a universal hierarchy of job prestige across different societies.