Well they really make you look like you are not really bothered about work. So yes they do make you look unprofessional. I mean if you walked past someone with tattoos and a load of piercings what would you think? I would think they are going to regret all of that. Though my dad is a professional scientist in fact his name is Dr. Lee B. Jones. No one really notices!
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They don't make anyone look unprofessional. Others just believe it does, because that was all they were exposed to, and because that is what they were taught. I would prefer to do business with the green-haired teller with facial piercings than a guy in a boring suit whose sense of self and individuality has been destroyed. Such dress shows me that the person is their own person and can think for themselves. But that is probably the perceived threat. Employers often don't want smart people nor strong-minded individuals. They want team players who do what they are told and who don't have a sense of self.
Maybe the way out of this would be for all the modified people to start their own corporations and give preferential treatment to similarly decorated people. When they become big, they can refuse to do business with companies that have overly strict dress codes. Maybe the best way to stop the appearance bigots is to hit them in their ability to earn income.
In my opinion, schools should eliminate all but essential dress codes and prohibit students from reacting to how others are dressed. That should help reduce bullying, by exposing children to difference at an early age and teaching tolerance to it. Uniforms create artificial order and teaches nothing other than how to be bullied into wearing what others think is good for you. It doesn't prepare anyone for the real world, just the workplace with all of its superficiality and fake professionalism. In the real world, people are different and often unusually dressed. When kids are taught that only uniforms are good, they learn to bully those dressed differently in the real world. Youth attacks on adults have increased in recent years.
it all depends on what you get done.
Yes, if you wish to look professional and want to attract more customers or even impress your boss, you are better off covering them to make yourself more appealing to others.
Tattoos and piercings have always had a place in the world. In many third world countries and tribal cultures, receiving a tattoo or a body piercing is a right of passage. The presence of these body modifications may be indicative of a person’s social or marital status. In America, tattoos and piercings are generally considered a form of art and self expression. There is another side of this form of body modification in America however and that is how the visibility of tattoos and piercings are often a bright flag waving for people to make a judgment call about the person who has them. Certain types of tattoos and piercings are quite popular in the United States. Ear piercings are quite common amongst women, especially those of certain ethnic backgrounds. They are also quite popular amongst men and teenage boys. Other popular forms of piercings are nose rings, the Monroe, eyebrow piercings, tongue rings, industrials, and ear plugs. Ear plugs can vary greatly in size. Tattoos are even more popular and it is quite common to see people who have the names of their children, religious symbols, memorials to deceased friends and family, as well as designs such as ladybugs, tribal, barbwire, and butterflies. Each person has their own reason behind getting these body modifications performed whether it be to commemorate an event or memory or simply because they like the idea. Other people however may have many piercings and tattoos, some visible and some not. People often judge others by the piercings and tattoos that can be seen regardless of the reason behind them. Many businesses prefer not to hire people with visible tattoos or piercings because they feel that they are not professional, from banks to fast food places. Some business owners and individuals feel that these things are an indication of a lack of self respect or addictive behavior. People have even been turned down from renting homes and apartments due to having piercings and tattoos that were not generally offensive in nature. There is no law that considers these practices a form of discrimination. Careful consideration should be made when deciding to undergo the process.
here is a trick that my teacher taught me, 1) use an op word (even though, although, ect.) 2) touch on what ur writing about ( make sure to use tattoos and body piercings in the thesis statment) 3. make it a compound sentence!
martial arts teachers just wear tattoos to impress the ladies and make them look very tough.
It will most probably just make your piercing look uneven (Wonky)
In my opion is if the person is young and the parents approve and they want the peircing or tattoo they should be able to get it. As lonmg as they are commited to it and aren't going to make a big deal out of it
It depends on the person you ask. Some people don't like tattoos while others love them. Personally, I don't like it when I see people who covered with tattoos, but that's just an opinion. Overall, I would say that some players havng some tattoos is no big deal, but if all the players had several, it would make the league look tacky and bad. Remember that skin tattoos aren't the only thing that make players' images look bad. There's also steroids, fights, and off-court behavior.
One can do a few things to get bad tattoos fixed. A person could go to another tattoo artist and get advice on how to make the tattoo look better. Another way is to ask your doctor for names of those who remove unwanted tattoos.
Body modification Ezine offers services such as tattoos, piercings, scarification, implants and extreme modifications. Along with these services they provide you with all the risks and treatment to make sure your body remains healthy.
You can make your restaurant menu look proffesional using your own printer. You can use a simple printing program, or download applications that are easy to use.
It depends on the policies of the specific lab or organization. Some may allow visible tattoos, while others may require them to be covered. It's important to check the dress code and guidelines of the workplace.