Excuse me, if you have a tattoo on your body, it means you are a bad person, and then you will find a job one step at a time and be directly pass?

As a second-level human resource manager with 1 years of human experience, I entered the middle and high level of the workplace as early as a few years ago. I have always wanted to tattoo some of my ideas on my body. I think the big flower arm is particularly beautiful. Maybe one day I will cover my left arm with my own design.

but I know one thing, everyone has to bear the consequences for his choice. As long as a person lives in a group, he is bound to face the conflict of values. With regard to tattoos, it is to blame that bad elements in society have always loved tattoos, so that the mass groups associate tattoos with the underworld.

At this time, it is meaningless to argue with you about the meaning of tattoos. When any company recruits, it is faced with a hidden rule of "not seeking success, but seeking nothing". If you accidentally attract a rascal and a gangster, it is to find trouble for yourself. What's more, many jobs have to face customers and suppliers directly. Even if the company culture can accommodate tattoos, what do external partners think? What do ordinary customers think?

So I suggest that when interviewing again, cover the tattoo with long-sleeved clothes, and try to be business-oriented, and take away the social spirit or personality. There is no way, people must live in groups.

I wish the subject a smooth job search. If it is helpful, please adopt it. From Q users: Pear Flower and Tiger?

Most job interviews are about tattoos. Although he can't judge whether a person is good or bad, tattoos are a minority group after all. Our company has a long-sleeved shirt with tattooed arms, which is never exposed during work ~ it works the same! Dress appropriately and don't be too ostentatious during the interview. There should be no problem! From Q User: Ms. Xu