Hello. This year I am graduating with a degree in Primary Education. I have a small wrist tattoo. Is it possible that he won't hire me because of him?
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I don't think it will be a problem for you. The tattoo is small and almost invisible :)
Hello! :) No problem in my opinion, because my biology and philosophy teachers have tattoos - one on the neck and the other on the arm (inscription) and they teach quite normally. Don't worry, I don't think they will cause you a problem for such a small tattoo, because the quality of your work is still important :) Good luck!
When you go to an interview, cover it with tape or a little make-up. Tell them you have it, but you protected it and you have no problem covering it when you are at work. :))
Put on a bracelet or a sticker and don't say :)
I don't think it will be a problem. Unless it's some obscene taui. :)
You're not all colorful, so no problem. Put on a bracelet, or just a long-sleeved garment so that it is not visible and you have nothing to worry about at all.
It would be interesting for me to see a teacher all in tattoos, it will be cult, especially because of the reactions of the parents: D
Hah, what do you do tattoos for and then you are ashamed of them and hide them ??? You either wear them with pride or you don't wear them at all!
By 11 No one would have hidden them if people weren't edible little animals. "Oh, you have a tout, legal, when you were 16, with a flower painted on it ... I guess you've degraded a drug addict, a Nazi, a murderer, a thief!" Hey for you!
By 12, where do those tattoos come from and where are they most popular, you know? So don't laugh. It is quite normal to assume that a person with (many) tattoos has some flaws. I generally do not understand this fashion, but on the topic - I guess the author will not have problems. It's bad if it causes "someone at 16 to get a flower tattoo" ...
12, abe even for a murderer and a thief I do not know, but irresponsible and superficial for sure. Because I hardly know a literate person with a tattoo. At least there is some serious complex. And those with lots of tattoos from top to bottom of those I know, at least, are outspoken whores, fitness dads, drug addicts, or at best, metrosexual licked men who think they're very sexy dudes. And so as not to say that I am prejudiced, I say all this from observations. And if there is such a large-scale public opinion about something, then there is a reason. There are always exceptions, but they are exceptions precisely because they are a much smaller percentage. There is no smoke without fire.
Up to 14 Well, you may not know literate people at all, with or without tattoos, but who gave you a degree in psychology to say who was certainly superficial and with some serious complex?
15, you do not need to be a psychologist to notice elementary patterns. You may be an exception and a very well-read tattooed person, I'm not arguing, but these are exceptions. Almost everyone with many tattoos is from an addict upwards. And those with the little ones are usually the least complexes parading with them and compensating for something with these tattoos. Something like fitness dads flaunting muscles and those with 15-year-old BMWs who feel like poor-looking rich people. By the way, the three types are often combined into one person. Just observations, nothing personal. I'm just saying, everyone is free to pretend to be a monkey. I don't mind, but don't expect me to applaud them.