If you’re wondering whether that prominent tattoo will be helpful for your career, check out advice and tales of regret at George’s Employment Blawg.
Personal Note: By Sunday night, the third of my sister’s three children will be married — with all three weddings in 2004. Click here for my tribute to three kids who have always brightened the life of their Uncle David.
by dagosan:
after corn on the cob
the photo album
– bittersweet
[Oct. 8, 2004]
one more by Billie Wilson
quiet house–
the chess game
where we left it
You know, I had never thought of that argument before when trying to talk my teenage son out of getting a tattoo, but I think I’ll start using it now! I can imagine what he would say or do if I told his “cool” friends about how he used to collect Pokemon and watch Power Rangers all the time. Or even worse, I could remind him about his Barney years. Tattoos are great, I think, if they are artistic or done well. Nothing too visible – I agree, a prominent tattoo is not something that will lend itself to helping you get a job. However, I think something small or a tattoo that can be easily hidden isn’t bad.
I also quite agree about pro bono work – I think all lawyers should take on pro bono cases to remind themselves why they entered the profession.
Comment by Games — June 5, 2007 @ 9:23 pm