Aktuelle Forschungsergebnisse deuten darauf hin, dass sichtbare Körperkunst am Arbeitsplatz zunehmend akzeptiert wird. Menschen mit Tätowierungen hegten Bedenken darüber, wie andere ihre Tätowierungen wahrnehmen würden, selbst wenn es keine Einschränkungen gäbe. Sie treffen bewusste Entscheidungen darüber, ob sie ihre Körperkunst zeigen möchten, und berücksichtigen dabei, wann und wo.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/au/blog/head-games/202603/is-having-a-tattoo-a-liability-at-work
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Yes but also the more mainstream something becomes it loses it’s signaler as rebellious. So more extreme forms of body art are required for that rebellious image such as those face tattoos rappers get.
Feels about right. My office technically doesn’t care, but I still catch myself wearing long sleeves for certain meetings without even thinking about it. It’s less about rules and more about not wanting to deal with people’s reactions.
Cool but this isn’t science.
I wonder how much of the mixed signals and policies had to do with the nature of the imagery. Where I work, no one cares if you have trees or animals or whatever, but as soon as you get into pinups, sexual content, or symbols associated with violence opinions change fast.
I don’t even notice others anymore, let alone mine.