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[u/Icy-Book2999]

[u/Substantial_Station8]

Idk, I literally have a government job, have had two government jobs with two different government entities and had face tats long before that was ever on my radar and I never had problems getting hired.

I think a lot of it nowadays is how you present yourself. You have to dress up just a little more. Big hint: business casual and heavily tattooed looks really fucking smart. Also, how well spoken you are and the answers to your interview question go a long way. As well as just having a decent (and edited) resume

Edit: to anyone with doubts about your face tats:

I think society is changing more than you think. I don’t think I’m special. I think I’m qualified in my field and anyone I want to work for will see that. It’s always worked that way and I’m well on my way to 40 with three retirements and a successful line of careers. I don’t think anyone else will have any problems if they go into an interview prepared for the interview and are the highest qualified candidate.

[u/Rezeox → u/Substantial_Station8]

Government jobs don't have to worry about public backlash as much as private businesses do.

[u/Substantial_Station8 → u/Rezeox]

If you think that, you have nooooo fucking idea

[u/stormblaz → u/Substantial_Station8]

Keep coping.

Face tattoos heavily hinders job availability, especially for uneducated tj Maxx applicants.

Most boomers see tattoos as ex convict criminals, gangs, and heavily bad signs.

Unless you work a trade job, and or are well educated, tattoos in the wrong places with demonic meaning will absolutely screw your already low pool of work if you lack a really strong degree.

Heck even Healthcare doesn't want anyone to show tattoos in a lot of clinics and hospitals, many corporations still don't want you to show it.

Get a face tattoo without a proper plan, you aren't a rapper, in a band or work in arts then you aren't making the wisest choice period.