My First Job After Federal Prison

Someone asked me if it was tough to find a job after federal prison. Ironically, I saw the question as I was finishing dinner with a physician. I offer thoughts in this video.
Best,
Justin Paperny

[@smoocher]

Your humbleness and hard-working attitude are lessons we should all embrace, prison or not.

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you so much.

[@nicholasdibari9095]

Much respect to you good sir for not pitying yourself but moving forward 🤝

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Thank you so much.

[@luckylib]

The key to what he is saying is Take anything just to get your foot in the door. Then once you have established consistent employment history, apply to a better job in your skill set. The attitude of gratitude will take you a long way

[@RayWilliamJohansen]

it's always scary/unsettling when you see an intelligent person doing a job that is..."beneath" them, like what are you up to ?

[@edk2221]

I just got my background expunged and am extremely grateful for the fresh start

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Love it

[@reddiver7293]

"Work Is Honorable."
Anyone who supports themself doing honest work has my respect.

[@WhiteCollarAdviceOfficial]

Mine too.

[@Jeffrey314159]

But what if you never had a a life, what if you are starting out from nothingness - ?

[@prisonisterriblellc]

We all have to start from somewhere. All of us start with nothingness.

[@BD-CO_native]

But you don’t get to determine that for anyone else; if the candidate is better than the job they seek.

[@michaelmullin3744]

You are real

[@00shawn]

yep

[@ultratestosterone2983]

Physician after criminal conviction= former physician without a license depending on how bad of the conviction was.
He needs to get used to it

[@prisonisterriblellc]

Easier said than done.

[@SinisterScoundrel6562]

Get used to what, disenfranchisement? That's how some people turn into killers!