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You've made it harder to work for government contractors and probably some other "old" industry corporations, but you'll be fine. A former coworker spent 5 year
by topkai22 12y ago
You've made it harder to work for government contractors and probably some other "old" industry corporations, but you'll be fine. A former coworker spent 5 years in prison for a pretty bad felony (being coy to protect the guilty) but now works for a major tech company.
While this probably won't derail your career, please don't drink and drive. I'm suren are probably mortified at yourself already and I'm just piling on, I don't want to end this post implying drunk driving is consequence-less. It's not.
- amiscrewed 12y agoIt's definitely not free of consequences. Once you've been handcuffed, paraded around, fined, put in classes and on probations - it's nothing you will ever do again. I wish I'd known that being in a car with the ignition on (for heat) was a DUI.