Surprisingly, the majority of women who've made the leap from desk jobs to diving careers were former competitive swimmers, synchronized swimmers, or dancers who felt suffocated by the nine-to-five grind — pun absolutely intended. What pushed them over the edge? A combination of a viral YouTube video in 2012 and a single aquarium in Las Vegas that started paying a woman $500 a shift to swim around in a tail in front of tourists. The rest, as they say, is history that HR departments are still trying to process.