Evolution in the Workplace

As old as time is, body art has being a signature of our evolution as humans. From the beginning of what we call society body art like tattoos, branding, piercing, and other type of body modifications are symbolism of social statue. Slowly this decreased for centuries till today. As we all grow into what we call the “Millennials Generation,” we slowly bring the acceptance of the body arts into the workplace.

Not judging a book by its cover has become a necessity to companies as the look or physical image of an employee is no longer a generalization towards the negative look of body arts or persona. Giving the chance to prove that a tattooed employee is as or better than the rest of the employees of the company has given them a new opportunity to reach the so called “rebels, artists, expressionists” of our times.

Giving the opportunity to our so-called “new trends” implies wider reach and understanding of the target audience of companies looking to grow in today’s market.

Companies like The Daily Buzz and Emotional Mojo have seen this at first hand. Giving the opportunity to their employees not by the look of their appearance, but by their work etiquette and social skills. Thanks to this they have reach a wider circle of quality in the workplace. Following companies like The Daily Buzz and Emotional Mojo will set an example for the evolution of the workplace and the quality of employees.

Setting yourself apart and accepting the right employee based on their experience and work etiquette will set you apart and put you ahead of many others that still believe in withholding the old believes and work standards.

If you still don’t believe in such workplace evolution check this amazing article on Forbes website by Rachel Hennessey “Tattoos No Longer A Kiss of Death In The Workplace”

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Stand Out

It is amazing how society being so “rational” and “acceptable” of everyone today, has become a mockery or a slap on the face filled with hypocrisy.

As many of us decide to decorate or alter our bodies with skin art, piercings and other more drastic alterations, “Our” society looks down and judges those who decided to take part of the vast population of skin art and body modification aficionados and lovers.

 The art of tattooing and body alteration has been one of the most important social links throughout human evolution. 

From our ancient cultures decorating their bodies with ink, branding, and other body alterations to demonstrating their social status, to our current cultures around the world the skin arts are part of us. 

If these facts are captured in every corner of the world throughout books, images, temples, religions, and so many other mediums, why do societies and cultures push and judge us?

 Having a so-called professional, clean and presentable image is the standard and the ones with body modifications and decorations are looked at as lower, mediocre, uncivilized and “dangerous” citizens. 

We see that those with the “standard or acceptable” look in our society are not as different as us, possibly are not as good as they seem to look.

Having our bodies decorated, has always been a self-expression for love, passion, status and achievements in our human evolution; this does not determine a destructive and criminal mental state of mind.

Many can relate to a judgment, mockery, prejudice or even prosecution just because of their love for the arts.

These are the reasons why “Tainted Angels” is shouting out loud… 

“Unite against ignorance and prejudice. Let’s express our love for the skin arts and show the beauty of it with passion, understanding and creativity.”

Let us stop prejudice once and for all and hold creativity as our weapon for expression. Never let words hurt you; express yourself without limits with the TAINTED ANGELS.