Trouble finding a job with tattood arms?

[Loophole]

I want to get quite a few tattoos on my arm soon, but don't want to have trouble finding a good job. Think it'll REALLY affect my chances?

[Loophole]

I'm going to be getting them on my forearms. Nothing racist.

[Vox Ducis]

Work in an auto repair.

[HLC]

some people don't like 'em.
And you ain't gonna change that.
Kinda like mohawks.
In some jobs you'll be fine with a mohawk and the person hiring won't care.
(Let's say it's only a mild, not wild mohawk).
In others, showing up with a mohawk just kills your chances.
Same with forearm tattoos.

[5024L]

Serious question, what about elbow tats?

[SHARP]

I want to get quite a few tattoos on my arm soon, but don't want to have trouble finding a good job. Think it'll REALLY affect my chances?

Yeah, it probably will, as too many people in high places are a bunch of conservative arseholes, but do your employer need to see your ink?
If not, keep your sleeves down for the first couple 'o months, or do like me and realize that if an employer can't accept the fact you're inked, he isn't worthy of your labor...

[PROJECT PAT]

wear long sleeves idiot

[ArmsMerchant]

I want to get quite a few tattoos on my arm soon, but don't want to have trouble finding a good job. Think it'll REALLY affect my chances?

'Way back when pretty much only servicemen and bikers and cons had tats, I was like the only guy working in the executive office of the state health department with tats and a pierce, but the tats were covered up by shirtsleeves, and I usually wore a conservative stud.. (Later, a black deputy secretary of health also had a pierce.)

[!!!]

'Way back when pretty much only servicemen and bikers and cons had tats, I was like the only guy working in the executive office of the state health department with tats and a pierce, but the tats were covered up by shirtsleeves, and I usually wore a conservative stud.. (Later, a black deputy secretary of health also had a pierce.)

cool story bro