Tattoo Ideas
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This might not be a popular post but please take it for what it is - my opinion/advice.
As a guy who works in the corporate "shirt and tie" world I would not recommend getting one. I don't think you will find many Executives with tattoos. Yes, you can hide them when actually AT work, but eventually the world finds out you have one and overall I don't think it shows well.
Again - that is just my opinion coming from the environment that I live in. Take it for what it's worth. You have NO idea where you will be in 10 years much less 30 so you have no idea whether that tattoo will help or hurt.
(P.S. - My cousin is a very talented Tattoo artist with a couple shops in FL, so I am in no way against tattoos.
As a guy who works in the corporate "shirt and tie" world I would not recommend getting one. I don't think you will find many Executives with tattoos. Yes, you can hide them when actually AT work, but eventually the world finds out you have one and overall I don't think it shows well.
Again - that is just my opinion coming from the environment that I live in. Take it for what it's worth. You have NO idea where you will be in 10 years much less 30 so you have no idea whether that tattoo will help or hurt.
(P.S. - My cousin is a very talented Tattoo artist with a couple shops in FL, so I am in no way against tattoos.
If workmates (at whatever level) can't cope that someone has got a tattoo (say on the upper arm) then that's their problem. Workers should be judged one how they do the job not what adornments they have.
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