| So you are a convicted felon and you having a | | | | guess. It's the Internet. |
| problem finding a job. | | | | You see, when you work at home using the |
| Well that's not problem because I'm going show you | | | | Internet, companies don't care if you have felony or |
| where you can get a job even if you're a convicted | | | | not. |
| felon/ ex-felon! | | | | So if you're reading this chances are you can get a |
| While your choice of jobs are limited if you're | | | | job on Internet. There are many jobs you can get |
| convicted of a felony, it doesn't mean that you are | | | | such as data entry, clerical , secretary and the |
| out of the job market just because you have a | | | | customer care representative. |
| criminal record ... because they are companies out | | | | Note that most jobs are not full time - it is mostly |
| there that hire people like you. | | | | contract work. But who cares? You'll get plenty of |
| The first place that will hire ex-felon is the military. | | | | work and have a decent income working from home. |
| There are plenty of people in the military who have | | | | So those are the jobs you can get even if your |
| criminal records. You can get your record waived and | | | | ex-felon. If the military is too much for you then I |
| join the military. I t's pretty good if you can stand | | | | recommend you make money on the Internet from |
| military life. I recommend you join the Air Force since | | | | home because it's the least demanding and you can |
| it's the least physical demanding. If you join the | | | | set your own hours ( plus there's no boss to breath |
| Army, then go ahead! But it's hard work. | | | | down your neck right? |
| The second placed that people hire ex-felon ... take a | | | | |