felonyquestions

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   by felonyquestions 14y ago

   I have to respectfully disagree. At least the OP has a foot in the door in this field. Moving on to something else would mean starting at the bottom, yet having the same obstacles to overcome. Some jobs are simply closed off. No way around
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   by felonyquestions 14y ago

   I'm east coast, have extra work (not security unfort), and won't run a background check on you. Are you trying to stick with security? Or does any development work suit you?
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   by felonyquestions 14y ago

   Attention to detail has never been my strong suite ;) felonyquestions@hush.ai Sign up anonymously, I'm certianly hiding behind this account as well.
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   by felonyquestions 14y ago

   I found that this field has changed significantly in the past 15 years. I got my first job through getting caught hacking in high school. But today, there are so many more applicants who are qualified, and they are coming right out of colle
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   by felonyquestions 14y ago

   I've got a passport, and have never run into any issues.
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   by felonyquestions 14y ago

   Hi, I've had a felony for over 8 years now, and have been working as a developer almost the entire time. I've only been asked to disclose that information once, and I did. While the company had questions, they didn't seem to care very much