Can professional workers have tattoos?

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Can professional workers have tattoos?

The easy answer to this question is a resounding yes, you can get hired with visible tattoos. Whether you are contemplating your first tattoo or you’re already covered, it’s important to understand the current workplace atmosphere in regards to visible tattoos, piercings, and alternative dress styles.

Is it unprofessional to have visible tattoos?

Several professions, typically ones in offices, have deemed tattoos “unprofessional” and require their employees to cover them during office hours. One of the few job atmospheres where visible tattoos have always been acceptable was at blue collar professions which put tattoos in a “less professional” category.

What job does not allow tattoos?

Here’s a short list of some of the most common employers that either don’t allow tattoos or ask you to cover them up at work:

  • Healthcare Professionals.
  • Police Officers and Law Enforcement.
  • Law Firms.
  • Administrative Assistants and Receptionists.
  • Financial Institutions and Banks.
  • Teachers.
  • Hotels / Resorts.
  • Government.

How to first contact a tattoo artist for an appointment?

How to first contact a tattoo artist for an appointment will often be the first thing tattooists mention on their profile but If it’s not clear how to book with an artist make sure you check their profile information again and their personal website before you try reaching out directly.

When is the best time to book a tattoo appointment?

You should book your tattoo far enough in advance that you and the artist both have time to prepare. Your preparation includes knowing your budget and the design you want, while the artist has to prepare your unique tattoo for the day of your appointment.

Can you hire a CEO who has a tattoo?

So even if you’re a CEO with a tattoo you might not hire someone who has one. Johnny C Taylor Jr, president and CEO at the US-based Society for Human Resource Management, which represents around 300,000 HR professionals globally, says there’s a sliding scale of acceptability when it comes to tattoos.

Is it free to get a tattoo consultation?

Yes, tattoo consultations are free. However, keep in mind that many artists will ask for a deposit to be put down before scheduling a tattoo appointment. After your tattoo consultation, if you both agree on the design and appointment day/time, the artist will usually ask for a deposit.

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