Help me, Obi Wan Kenobi; you're my only hope.
Behind the cut is part of a project for school, and I would really appreciate everyone's help.
( Just some questions on tattoos and piercings )
( Just some questions on tattoos and piercings )
On question #11 I wasn't sure if I was answering from my point of view (I, personally, judge people based on tattoos/piercings) or the point of view of society as a whole. I answered based on the latter, though I don't know that's so much a belief as something observed. People do judge and have rules about tattoos and piercings looking unprofessional. It may not be everyone, but it does happen.
For question #16 it's a bit of an odd one for my situation, because I work in the corporate office of a company that has employees in a lot of locations in the US and at a lot of various levels of employment. So for my job personally (which is how I answered) there are no such rules, but for my company's employees who have to meet with customers and/or wear uniforms there are.
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So in your company, different jobs have separate dress codes? That is interesting. Again yes, answer how it applies to you personally.
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It's just one of those things you read about when doing the research and then hearing about from other people. I know I've been luck in that in every job that I've had that didn't have a uniform policy the dress code was 'look neat and processional'. Then again, I'm also the kind of person who tries no to rock the boat, except I'm thinking about getting a tattoo on the back of my neck and I keep my hair really short.
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