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This girl got turned away from a hiring event: “First time actually getting turned away bc of my tattoos” Yes, she showed up to a retail hiring event with spiderwebs around her eyes and a face full of ink. “The description didn’t say anything about tattoos.” Ma’am… most job... descriptions also don’t say “applicants must possess basic common sense.” Some things are just understood when you’re applying to work with actual customers. Your body, your choice. Their business, their standards. Employers are allowed to decide who represents their brand in customer-facing roles. Heavily tattooed faces are a permanent decision that comes with trade-offs. Acting shocked when it actually affects your opportunities is the part that always gets me. This is the result of treating every personal choice like it should have zero consequences, but life comes at you fast!show more

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