how do employers feel about males with earings?
547733
It just depends on that company's dress code policy. I would not wear any to the interview, but once you got the job try it. See what they tell you.
236088
Definitely MEN!  Women who go after these jobs are usually the kind who feel they need to prove something and that is no fun to work for!!!  I know some women who would be great managers, but I don't think that's their cup of tea.  Too bad, too.  (:
331161
I'm not sure. But after the state sticks you in yours, report back to us. I'm interested to know if they are still serving gruel, and whether you get your knuckles rasped by a ruler when you misbehave. The workers their, if stereotype holds, will all be disgruntled, closeted lesbians.
79542
There aren't rally any pros or cons, it just depends on whether you like it  or not. From my experience it wan't a big deal. The pain of the actual piercing is minimal, just a little pinch. I think small and tasteful is better, I hate seeing huge studs in peoples' noses, but each to his own. \n\nI guess there is one con I can think of. Unless you work in a creative environment or some independently owned business, the piercing may be a problem. It's not like an earring that you can just take in and out. It can get irritated from taking it in and out and even if you do, there's still a hole in your nose! (I don't know why some pemployers think this looks better than a tasteful, small stud.)
507075
i have a facial piercing and in no way am i ugly. the reason people get pierced is a personal choice just as some people like to get tattoos. there is no reason to hate on someone because of a personal choice they make in there lives. not only is it none of ur business but why do you even make it your concern? it in no way effects you at all. if you are in a store and the cashier has a nose ring ... what does that have to do with the service he or she provides for you? you are not goin to kill over and die because of this fact are you? and with the day and age we live in now you may as well get over ur lil phobia or you are going to have issues. more and more employers are accepting the fact that this has become part of our culture and not just a passing fad. so having said all that... next time you think you need to make a rash judgment call on others to make your self feel better... take a look in the mirror and figure out what the reason is that you need to spend your time thinking in such a shallow and hateful way. and then maybe you will realize the problem in fact is not with others yet it lays within yourself.
1107001
no...the only reason I have the preppy looking shirt on in my pic is because of my job...but majority of my shirts that I go out in away from work are from Hot topic. The gages in my ears..well I have 4 holes and 1 ring..because the gage spirals up in the lobes.
34822
Depends on the guy for hair.. and earrings no, I've never been into men with earrings.
325187
They definitely like it, it lets them know that they're doing their job well. Men like to have their ego stroked so go ahead and make some noise. If he hasn't said anything about it, it probably doesn't bother him.
78865
I love to wear them. They make me feel professional at work and I've found that I enjoy men who like to see women in them. For whatever reason, I'm really turned on if a man will rub my feet after a long day of working in them.
759693
i dont think there are really downsides. have you ever heard of the glass escalator? this applies to men in women dominated occupations. even though a woman may have worked longer, men still tend to get the promotions.
454171
That's a tough one.  Tattoos are an agreed upon sin cause it clearly says not to mark-up your body or harm it cause it doesn't really belong to you, however, almost all girls have ear piercings - and that's always been OK.  And recently girls have been getting multiple ear piercings (still OK), so maybe an ear ring is also acceptable due to the changes in modern style.  \n\nI think whatever your decision is will be okay since you've already taken the time to think about what God would want you to do.  It's the same as consulting with your dad on something.
961059
b/c of my job (well used to be job) i was called to search females all the time. these women called me lesbo left and right. it hurt that my sexuality was being questioned (especially when i first started doing the job and was so young)  b/c this drunk broad could not control herself and ended up in trouble. but what made it all TOO MUCH TO HANDLE at times was how the males (my fellow "work associates") would just stand there and watch. drooling. one actually popped off how well i searched one girl b/c i pulled off a knife from b/t her boobs. so, i get what you are saying...totally!
174195
I would think the person is a free spirit, but in a bad way.  Piercings would indicate that a person does not want to interact in regular society, so I would not think about hiring them, because they would likely not feel comfortable around a lot of regular people.  I would also think that they will regret the piercing once the fad goes away or they get older and want to fit into regular society.
751492
Not at all.  I look at who the person is.  I do look at the person's personality and morals, who they really are.  Physical appearance is not a key factor.  \n\nBut guys with piercings are a big turn off for me.
801209
None of them, I work in a HR Dept- My company is very diverse having a large population of many religions and different sexual preferences. \nTo work in my dept, you must embrace each personnel choice and absolutely have no negative remarks about it. The fellas you named above, no offense but I think they have their own agenda and it would not fit in at my company very well. It would be cool to volunteer at a food bank with all of them though!
587460
none. they are always masculine.\n"dried blod" is not sexy ;)
532298
I wouldn't wait until they commit the "offense". That's kinda rude and bitchy. Say the guy digs in his ear with his little finger. What do you say, "Oh, God, I hate when peole do that! I'm outta here." You have to get to know someone first before critizing them for their small personality quirks.