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Do exposed tattoos on hands or neck affect employment as an arborist? I have my forearms done and it's never been a problem when they show so I'm just curious how heavily I can get tattooed.

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May I ask why you see tattoos being related to a lack of intelligence? I am simply curious to your reasoning. For me I enjoy getting them and am an artist and like marking milestones from my life and it has nothing to do with my I.Q.


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Haha well that's more than understandable face tattoos tend to be a bit much!


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I don't have a problem with tattoos except if there offensive. Had a guy that had a swasdica on his calf. He wore long pants all the time so no body seen it so I didn't care.

I did have a guy come for a interview that had dreadlocks, big gauged ears and full sleeves and his neck was completely tattooed. I didn't hire him. If it was just gauged ears or dreadlocks or tattoos by themselves I may have Giving him a chance but I think my customers would have freaked seeing him walking around on jobs. Plus his only work experience was working at a po rn shop.

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I don't have a problem with tattoos except if there offensive. Had a guy that had a swasdica on his calf. He wore long pants all the time so no body seen it so I didn't care.

He had a what? Is that short for a Swedish **** on his calf? If I knew it was there I'd care even if I couldn't see it!
 
It was a swastika. He had it kinda hidden with tattoos all around it. I knew he was a pagan when I hired him.

I don't care what for tattoo someone has as long as if it's offensive it's not visible. Just like I don't care what someone does afyer work hours as long as they come to work everyday sober.

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It was a swastika. He had it kinda hidden with tattoos all around it. I knew he was a pagan when I hired him.

I don't care what for tattoo someone has as long as if it's offensive it's not visible. Just like I don't care what someone does afyer work hours as long as they come to work everyday sober.

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Something tells me I'd have to be hammered to work for you. Just saying. Lol.
 
I refuse to go neck hands or face ! I will however cover all other areas as I see fit , that way I can cover them up , besides my wife asked me to stay away from the areas that are exposed in a suit so I respect that !
 
I can trace my bias back to the day a fellow applied for a job with red flags tattooed on his forehead.

He may have just passed a milestone, but it seemed too personal a question to ask.


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What were the flags supposed to mean?

Last month we were at the range and in comes this freak with G's ( Glock fan) tattooed on both of his temples.

Me? I just stick to having my nails done.
 
Kids today with their tattoos don't understand clients can have a negative reaction to how they look. If I had two prospects that are both equally qualified, one with and one without tattoos, I would hire the one without.

I absolutely understand that, but I also notice it's becoming an outdated opinion and less and less people correlate tattoos with the negative stereotypes that come along with it.


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I absolutely understand that, but I also notice it's becoming an outdated opinion and less and less people correlate tattoos with the negative stereotypes that come along with it.


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Seems like a fad that this generation is going to regret in a few more years.
 

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