Friday, April 6, 2018

Tattoos reduce chances of getting a job



Dr Timming, of the School of Management at the University of St Andrews, said he had spoken to 15 managers involved in hiring staff about their reaction to interview candidates with visible tattoos.

The managers were concerned about what their organizations customers might think, said Dr Timming.

 Hiring managers realise that, ultimately, it does not matter what they think of tattoos - what really matters, instead, is how customers might perceive employees with visible tattoos.

The negative attitude to tattoos did not extend to ones that could be easily concealed by clothing.

Three of the managers themselves had concealed tattoos - one was so proud of his body art that he somewhat humorously took off his shirt, exposing his naked torso during his conversation with Dr Timming.

Examples of distasteful tattoos given by the managers included a spiders web tattooed on the neck; somebody being hung, somebody being shot; things to do with death; face tears, which suggest that you've maimed or killed; something of a sexual content; anything with drug connotations; and images with racist innuendo such as a swastika.

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Tattooed applicants can take comfort in the fact that the stigma associated with body art appears to be on the wane and that, as a corollary, there will likely be an increase in the number of potentially sympathetic tattooed hiring managers.


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