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Guaranteed this bloke is selling an XE Falcon in "good condition" that only require a new head gasket to be running.Surely the world has moved on to a point where nobody gives a s**t about someone having tattoos by now? Would you seriously not buy a house/car/whatever because the sales guy had tattoos?
I'd buy a car off this bloke if it was the right place, couldn't care less what he looked like.
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JB Hi-Fi love the tatts outTattoos@ work. Honestly depends on the job. If you're working with clients/sales or interacting with outsiders than a no. Image becomes important and it is up to the business or company to set the direction they want in promoting themselves.
Otherwise if you are in a back office somewhere and/or work in research/ are not dealing with anyone wear whatever the hell you want. Tattoos and all as it makes no difference to your ability to do the job.
Judging by the youtube comments, facebook comments, dislikes etc this is ad from Gillette about what being the best man you can be should mean is unpopular in certain circles
Nothing says masculine like melting down over a TV advert.Judging by the youtube comments, facebook comments, dislikes etc this is ad from Gillette about what being the best man you can be should mean is unpopular in certain circles
It's advertising so we can take it with a grain or two of salt but rather than lecturing perhaps they're trying to start a conversation about what traditional masculinity is. The response, both positive and negative to it suggests it's already working.the message of the ad itself is fine, I just wish corporations would stop getting involved in this sort of stuff like they care
its a bit rich that Gillette has been trading off traditional masculine stereotypes for years, and now turns around and lectures their customers
They shouldn't get involved because they are a company, or an athlete or a celebrity.the message of the ad itself is fine, I just wish corporations would stop getting involved in this sort of stuff like they care
its a bit rich that Gillette has been trading off traditional masculine stereotypes for years, and now turns around and lectures their customers
Female contestants fawning over Manu on MKR. Reverse that and there would be an outcry.I know it doesnt happen much but maybe stop it the other way too.
Shows like neighbours showing hot blokes taking off shirts slowly and all the chicks gawking is basically the same thing.
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We'll only know where on the spectrum between cynical cash grab and genuine support this advertising falls once a new cause gains prominence. If they continue with this sort of stuff then we'll know they were likely genuine, but if they drop it then it was likely a cash grab aimed at getting certain women onside because their evidence shows that a majority of grocery/household shopping is done by womenIt's part of a plan including $3 million pledged by them to US not for profits that are trying to change the view on what it means to be a man and educate boys etc
It might be a cash grab but it could also be that they really believe in what they are doing, plenty of companies make money while doing that
The ad posted half way up this page? Or tattoos?Dunno what you guys are even talking about tbh..