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Thread: I can’t get hired because of my throat tattoo

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    I think it's all part of the sense of entitlement displayed by many members of the last couple of generations to hit the workforce. So many think that they should be able to dress as they please, work the hours that they please, cover themselves with obvious tattoos and that employers should feel privileged by their presence. They are incredibly naive about life.
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    "...claims he has been unfairly discriminated against..."

    Nothing unfair about it. You don't fit the qualifications, skills, or image that those companies insist (and rightly so).

    You are free to make your own choices; you are not free from the consequences of choices.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Who View Post
    I think it's all part of the sense of entitlement displayed by many members of the last couple of generations to hit the workforce. So many think that they should be able to dress as they please, work the hours that they please, cover themselves with obvious tattoos and that employers should feel privileged by their presence. They are incredibly naive about life.

    I don't know that it's the entitlement mentality or a sense of priveledge so much as it is many people today just don't seem to understand that actions have consequences.


    I think it's just that many people are impulsive and don't think through their choices. Then instead of owning their mistakes and correcting them, they make excuses for them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahuyaman View Post
    I don't know that it's the entitlement mentality or a sense of priveledge so much as it is many people today just don't seem to understand that actions have consequences.


    I think it's just that many people are impulsive and don't think through their choices. Then instead of owning their mistakes and correcting them, they make excuses for them.
    Don't they both come from the same place?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Who View Post
    Don't they both come from the same place?

    I do not believe that they do.

    People of all stripes make foolish decisions.
    Last edited by Tahuyaman; 05-21-2018 at 07:24 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AZ Jim View Post
    That is a incomplete tat. Notice the name blank has not been completed and all the ink on the tee shirt? In ant event he is a $#@!ing idiot.
    Clinton voter no doubt, eh Jimmy?

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    I have tattoos and piercings and have never had a problem getting a job... but, tattoos are in places not visible in work attire, and my piercings are discreet. I don't expect a workplace to conform to my image, either. If it were required, I would not hesitate to stop wearing my piercings, but so far it has never been a problem. Quite frankly, I do not know why people care but whatever knocks your socks off.

    In this case, that is a pretty obnoxious tattoo that would be impossible to have covered entirely at work. What did that person expect?

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    Wow. Lots of people on this forum act like they are God.
    Faith can move mountains, but don't forget to bring your shovel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spunkloaf View Post
    Wow. Lots of people on this forum act like they are God.
    Across the board? Or specifically in this thread?

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