Astrazeneca Tattoo Policy?

Quote
As a spirited entrepreneurial leader, I guide companies to consistently outpace expectations in domestic and international markets. I effectively influence world-class product development and commercial teams to disrupt the market and establish new clinical paradigms
 






anonymous said:
As a spirited entrepreneurial leader, I guide companies to consistently outpace expectations in domestic and international markets. I effectively influence world-class product development and commercial teams to disrupt the market and establish new clinical paradigms
Click to expand...
After you offer me a towel, don't forget to powder my donuts
 


















People on whom tattoos make sense

Jason Mamoa
The Rock
Members of elite military units
Tommy Lee
MMA fighters
Over the hill porn stars

People who shouldn’t have tattoos

Frat boys and sorority gals
Drug reps (see above)
Working professionals
Women

nothing says I’m an individual like following the latest fad.
 






anonymous said:
People on whom tattoos make sense

Jason Mamoa
The Rock
Members of elite military units
Tommy Lee
MMA fighters
Over the hill porn stars

People who shouldn’t have tattoos

Frat boys and sorority gals
Drug reps (see above)
Working professionals
Women

nothing says I’m an individual like following the latest fad.
Click to expand...

You're hilarious. Confirmed that you are that insecure little frat boy. Only going to become more common as 40% of all white collar professionals have one, whether you know it or not. Grow up, reconcile that fact and then run to mommy little douche boy
 












anonymous said:
Ironically, you just described those who get tattoos while working a job in an ultra conservative industry. However, you are clearly too dumb to realize it
Click to expand...
This industry is all about optics, not hurting peoples' feelings, woke politics, keeping up appearances and "sustainability"

Pharma stopped being conservative about a decade and a half ago. It's biggest ownership groups are all ESG driven asset management firms.

I think I hear your mommy calling so it's time for bed...
 


















anonymous said:
You're hilarious. Confirmed that you are that insecure little frat boy. Only going to become more common as 40% of all white collar professionals have one, whether you know it or not. Grow up, reconcile that fact and then run to mommy little douche boy
Click to expand...

Now I get it. Internet badass wannabe is kind of like MMA so the tat must be part of the “image”. Probably helps intimidate other reps waiting for their food at Panera as well.
 












From a position of leadership - no one really cares about your tattoos. Just be smart and tasteful. If you have tattoos on your face/neck, not a good look in our profession and you wouldn't get hired anywhere anyway. Sleeves, ankle tattoos are benign but time and place for everything. I've been on multiple awards trips throughout the years and have always been surprised seeing extensive work on those that I never would have imagined seeing it on. Those encounters didn't change my opinion because they were some of the most decent and capable professionals I've been around through my 30+ year career. Because it didn't change my opinion doesn't mean it wouldn't change others' opinions though
 












This is so funny. I forgot that I made this post and came back to a bunch of blue hair soon to be retired degenerates that will probably die in the next 15 years from old age talking about tattoos like they are back on granpappies plantation in the good ol’ days.

For reference, I have a Master’s degree and my wife has a doctorate. Many of the docs I call on have tattoos and one even has both arms sleeved. This narrow minded way of thinking is being phased out as soon as you boomers kill off, which will be a glorious day.

By the way I asked what AZ’s policy was, not whether you had your head up your ass on the subject.

Thanks ✌
 






anonymous said:
This is so funny. I forgot that I made this post and came back to a bunch of blue hair soon to be retired degenerates that will probably die in the next 15 years from old age talking about tattoos like they are back on granpappies plantation in the good ol’ days.

For reference, I have a Master’s degree and my wife has a doctorate. Many of the docs I call on have tattoos and one even has both arms sleeved. This narrow minded way of thinking is being phased out as soon as you boomers kill off, which will be a glorious day.

By the way I asked what AZ’s policy was, not whether you had your head up your ass on the subject.

Thanks ✌
Click to expand...
Companies don't have tattoo policies. That would be discrimination.

Didn't even need my Bachelor's Degree for that one.

You're over educated.
 






anonymous said:
This is so funny. I forgot that I made this post and came back to a bunch of blue hair soon to be retired degenerates that will probably die in the next 15 years from old age talking about tattoos like they are back on granpappies plantation in the good ol’ days.

For reference, I have a Master’s degree and my wife has a doctorate. Many of the docs I call on have tattoos and one even has both arms sleeved. This narrow minded way of thinking is being phased out as soon as you boomers kill off, which will be a glorious day.

By the way I asked what AZ’s policy was, not whether you had your head up your ass on the subject.

Thanks ✌
Click to expand...


BFD. You are still a follower and your wife evidently couldn’t do any better.
 






anonymous said:
Companies don't have tattoo policies. That would be discrimination.

Didn't even need my Bachelor's Degree for that one.

You're over educated.
Click to expand...

WOW, you are a moron! You just contradicted yourself. The original question was on AZ's tattoo policy. Correct, there isn't a policy in place, hence the reason why a company CAN (sound it out) choose to discriminate against someone with a tattoo. Meaning that it isn't listed in the job description (ie, age, race, religion, gender, etc), therefore the original poster technically would NOT be protected. You're apparently still on the path to complete your GED, and clearly do need to pursue the Bachelor's degree. BTW, I am not the person who you responded to. For context, I too have my master's degree, wife is in medicine, and am a ways away from the 50 year mark. Also have 2 full sleeves that my DM/RD couldn't care leas about.
 






anonymous said:
This is so funny. I forgot that I made this post and came back to a bunch of blue hair soon to be retired degenerates that will probably die in the next 15 years from old age talking about tattoos like they are back on granpappies plantation in the good ol’ days.

For reference, I have a Master’s degree and my wife has a doctorate. Many of the docs I call on have tattoos and one even has both arms sleeved. This narrow minded way of thinking is being phased out as soon as you boomers kill off, which will be a glorious day.

By the way I asked what AZ’s policy was, not whether you had your head up your ass on the subject.

Thanks ✌
Click to expand...
I'm in my 30's from the NE so never was on "grandpappy's planation" and still think you're trashy af if you get a tattoo. Do you live in a trailer park? Are you missing some teeth? If you answered no to these, you probably just shouldn't get one.
 






anonymous said:
I'm in my 30's from the NE so never was on "grandpappy's planation" and still think you're trashy af if you get a tattoo. Do you live in a trailer park? Are you missing some teeth? If you answered no to these, you probably just shouldn't get one.
Click to expand...


The same responder.. When you have nothing intelligent to say, let's resort to the same lame inaccurate stereotypes.. You truly are dumb..
 






Top Bottom
Back
Quote