In today’s society there are many job opportunities a young adult can choose from while receiving their education. Whether it be in business, computer science, or emergency management. It’s already tough enough for a student who just graduated from college to find a job. Just remember that there are many other people trying to apply for those same jobs too. So when it comes down to it leaving an impression is a big deal, especially on your looks. So why should someone with any kind of body art or tattoo be rejected from a job they are perfect for? One simple tattoo can ruin a person’s chances just because they wrongly unaccepted and seen as unprofessional. This is what many people today in today’s society are facing when they decide to receive tattoos. Even though people restore to…show more content… Of course some companies are held at higher standards so they would certainly want their employees to be clean cut. The history of body art can be traced back several centuries. Many different cultures and societies used this form of art to symbolize different aspects in there time era. From recognizing people from high or low birth to even a way a protection. “In many cases, it seems to have sprung up independently as a permanent way to place protection or therapeutic symbols upon the body, then as a means of marking people out into appropriate social, political or religious groups, or simply as a form of self-expression or fashion statement.” (Lineberry 2007) The biggest concern that companies would have for tattoos not being allowed in the workplace is because they may come off as too offensive or ill-mannered. Seriously what does a person relate to when they see someone with tattoos all on
