Tattoo's and work

[Arborist]

I did say that the tops we wear are desinged to keep us cool and they work far beter than a normal t shirt

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Edited January 10, 2012 by Steve Bullman

[janey]

We all make instant judgements on people's appearance, either consciously or unconsciously. It's a survival stratagy that has served us well. Tattoos and body pircings on display to a customer are only a small part of what you are assessed on.

 

I'd say that clean, neat clothing appropriate to the occasion, personal hygeine, demeanor and your choice of vocabulary will inform your customer's opinion of you way before your inking.

 

My tat's hidden, unlike my 200mm ear pirecings. They have caused some a few comments in the past, but always out of curiosity.

[brothergrim]

I've got quite a few tattoos, my latest being a tree with my children's names around the top on my forearm people seem to quite like it! Put I tend to take people as I find them not judging them by what they look like .

[Littletree]

We all make instant judgements on people's appearance, either consciously or unconsciously. It's a survival stratagy that has served us well. Tattoos and body pircings on display to a customer are only a small part of what you are assessed on.

 

I'd say that clean, neat clothing appropriate to the occasion, personal hygeine, demeanor and your choice of vocabulary will inform your customer's opinion of you way before your inking.

 

My tat's hidden, unlike my 200mm ear pirecings. They have caused some a few comments in the past, but always out of curiosity.

 

You are dead right about personal hygiene , I worked with one chap he always wore a black jumper summer and winter he looked neat but my god he stunk in a big way this was the same everyday , after he left it took ages for the truck to return to it's normal wood chip smell !! I would say poor personal hygiene is worse then a fist full of tatts.

Littletree