[5th MEB]

It is illegal (at least in the govt sector) to ask that question, doesn’t mean we don’t notice them.
Military tats, religious tats are easy to ignore.
Nazi tats, swastikas, Che Guevara tats, Satan tats, those I guarantee we don’t ignore.

[P-Marlowe]

I think tattoos are like clothing. If you come to a job interview for a professional job in shorts, sandals and a T-shirt, you can pretty much assume you are not going to get the job.

I work in a medium sized law firm and we actually had a guy come to an interview dressed like that. He was fairly highly qualified. His resume looked great. I think he was just trying to keep his unemployment going. He can claim he had job interviews, but no dice. Ah shucks. Off to the beach.

If you come to a job interview with Satan tats, or commie tats or some really trite proverb, you might as well come in shorts and sandals.

If you really just need the interview so you can document a job search for the Unemployment Department, then by all means dress down; get a temporary Nazi tat on your neck. Maybe a temporary 666 tattoo on your forehead. When your unemployment ends, you can always wash it off.

If you want to be permanently out of the job market, get a real tattoo.