Tattoo

[today]

No, I'm not wrong - I live in the real world. Kids today don't appreciate the fact that no one decent employer wants to see long, greasy hair, piercings and tattoos. It has always been the same. You won't see a guy working in a bank with a tattoo on his arm, but you will someone who works in Tesco.

Funny, i do see a wrist tattoo on a women at my local bank? :rolleyes: Go outside please, into the real world and take a step back and just look at what the generation really looks like yeah? |-)

When you go for an interview in any professional organisation you usually dress smartly and wear a suit so your arms are covered. The interviewer is hardly likely to ask you to roll up your sleeves to see if you have any tattoos.
If you get the job the worst that could happen is that the employer asks you to keep your arms covered. I would agree it could be a problem on any part that you couldn't cover but even that is becoming less and less these days.

Couldn't agree more, the worse i've ever heard is to wear a long tshirt/shirt.

[LoveToStack]

No, I'm not wrong - I live in the real world. Kids today don't appreciate the fact that no one decent employer wants to see long, greasy hair, piercings and tattoos. It has always been the same. You won't see a guy working in a bank with a tattoo on his arm, but you will someone who works in Tesco.

I can barely see you from up there on your high horse.
Anyway personally I wouldn't go for any of those tattoos but the point about getting them higher up your arm makes sense.

[Misawa]

Funny, i do see a wrist tattoo on a women at my local bank? :rolleyes: Go outside please, into the real world and take a step back and just look at what the generation really looks like yeah? |-)
Couldn't agree more, the worse i've ever heard is to wear a long tshirt/shirt.

Yes of course. Transparent.

[EmoGilly]

They arent my cuppa tea really. as i cant stand tribal like tattoo's.
But if you like them, go for it

[Jamiie]

No, I'm not wrong - I live in the real world. Kids today don't appreciate the fact that no one decent employer wants to see long, greasy hair, piercings and tattoos. It has always been the same. You won't see a guy working in a bank with a tattoo on his arm, but you will someone who works in Tesco.

So now i Have Long Greasy Hair, Piercings and Tattoos, i Have 1 Piercing, and im practically Bald . Just because where u are u might not see people working with a tattoo on there arm, its cuz there told to cover it up. Simple as, i mean my teacher at college has a Pimp Strap tattoo as people call it.

[samsaBEAR]

No, I'm not wrong - I live in the real world. Kids today don't appreciate the fact that no one decent employer wants to see long, greasy hair, piercings and tattoos. It has always been the same. You won't see a guy working in a bank with a tattoo on his arm, but you will someone who works in Tesco.

*Removed*

and those tattoos look horrible. no offence, but consider actually desigining your own tattoo/get someone else to do it. tribals look stupid

Edited by Catzsy (Forum Moderator): Please do not be rude & insulting to to others. Thanks.

[Adamm]

No, I'm not wrong - I live in the real world. Kids today don't appreciate the fact that no one decent employer wants to see long, greasy hair, piercings and tattoos. It has always been the same. You won't see a guy working in a bank with a tattoo on his arm, but you will someone who works in Tesco.

You are wrong, Mr Film Maker.



Just thought I'd add to the IRONY of your post. Deluded.

[Misawa]

Deluded is using actors, let alone Hollywood actors, in an example. Pitiful.

[Adamm]

It's IRONIC.

The hilarity is almost... too much. You are deluded. I don't have a tattoo nor do I want one, nor like them, however I accept that other people have them and that CANNOT affect their career prospects.

May I refer oneself to this link: http://direct.gov.uk/en/Employment/R...Work/index.htm

[Misawa]

I won't waste another moment explaining to you. And no, there is no irony because you are clueless to my words. I will leave this thread having exhausted the extent of my time with you. Good day.