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Some companies have strict guidelines, and it’s unfortunately within their rights to turn away prospective hires who fail to meet these standards.

That means people with tattoos, piercings, or bright-colored hair are passed over for jobs that they could have been great at. And sometimes, it’s just about plain vanity and beauty. Why is this all perfectly legal? Makes no sense to me.

Here are 10 people who should have been given at least a chance.

1. Move on to a place that will accept you…

2. Weird…

3. Because they’re horrible people!

4. Haha, I bet she was! Prude…

5. You didn’t get hired for a WELDING job?!?

6. You can always get them removed… for a price!

7. Really? Well, that’s odd. You sure it was just the piercing?

8. Haha, do kids love piercings?

9. Ugh… fuck them.

10. Oh well…

What do you think? Is discriminating against people with tattoos and piercings unfair? Or should employers be able to take things like that into account?

Sound off in the comments!

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A lot of great potential goes unnoticed simply because a person might go against some ridiculous corporate rules. A set of tattoos? Or piercings? Or multi-colored hair?

These 11 people share their stories about how they got the shaft because they didn’t fit the mold…

1. Sorry, mom!

2. That’s such a weak reason to not hire somebody…

3. Their loss!

4. Maybe you’re in the wrong industry?

5. Really? So weird…

6. Yeah, looks like your hair was “too black” for them…

7. What kind of customer is going to be distracted by a piercing?!?

8. Yeah, this is crazy.

9. Ugh. Such an ugly way to do business…

10. Different nail polish? What kind of place is this?!?

11. Yep! Respect yourself!

Yeah, if you need a job this kind of thing can be very discouraging… but best to NOT work at a place if they can’t accept simple ways you express yourself. That likely means they don’t want you to express yourself in other ways… which means the job would be horrible for you.

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