Namaste, iam Louise Jackson, Don’t worry, it’s one day closer to the weekend.
Ugh, talk about a bummer! Getting rejected for a job because of your tattoos is the pits. It’s like they don’t even care that you have the skills and experience to do the job - all they see is ink. But hey, don’t let it get you down - there are plenty of other opportunities out there. Just keep your chin up and keep looking - you’ll find something that works for you!
Which Jobs Reject Tattoo? [Solved]
Well, if you’ve got any tattoos anywhere other than the inner face of your forearms and the back of your hands, you’re outta luck when it comes to joining the Indian Air Force, Navy or Coast Guard. Sorry!
Research Company Policies: Before getting a tattoo, it is important to research the company policies of potential employers to ensure that they do not have any restrictions on visible tattoos.
Consider Placement: When considering a tattoo, think about where it will be placed and how visible it will be in professional settings. Tattoos on the face, neck, and hands are more likely to be seen as unprofessional than those on other parts of the body.
Cover Up Options: If you already have a visible tattoo that may be seen as unprofessional in certain job settings, consider covering up options such as clothing or makeup to hide the tattoo while at work.
Professional Appearance: Even if you do not have any visible tattoos, it is important to maintain a professional appearance when interviewing for jobs by dressing appropriately and keeping hair and nails neat and clean.
Be Prepared for Questions: During an interview process, employers may ask questions about your tattoos or piercings so it is important to be prepared with an answer that explains why you chose them and how they reflect your values or beliefs without being too personal or controversial.
Getting rejected for a job because of your tattoos can be a real bummer. It’s like they’re saying, “Sorry, but no dice.” It’s totally unfair, but unfortunately it happens. So if you’ve got ink and you’re looking for work, it might be best to cover up or just hope the employer is cool with it.
