Tattoos used to be adorned on bodies of young servicemen, captured during a night-out-on-the-town; and for the rough and tumble motorcycle guys and gals. Today, much to the chagrin of parents and older grandparents, grandkids, those pimple-faced boys and sweet-natured girls are sporting any number of tattoos and gobs of balls at every orifice. All part of a new-age of body decorations. But is it acceptable adornment for a job interview?
Whether you are male or female, if you wear a ring in your nose or multiple sets of rings on your ears or eyebrows, or a cherished silver ball on your tongue, remove them for the job interview. Unless you are interviewing for something in the rap music world, take off all body jewelry until you see the type of accessories the rest of the work population wears and figure out what is acceptable at that place of work.
Tattoos on your neck, face, arms and legs? A little preliminary observation of employees at the company where you will be interviewing can offer clues. One employer may not be the least bit rattled. Another may have strict rules against such body accessories. Depending on the nature of the business, tattoos hidden under clothing might be okay, but those visible to clients or customers may not.
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