I have a question. I am 24 year old male with a criminal record for Robbery which i recieved around 6 years ago. Since then i have been accepted in Queen Mary University of London which is ranked one of the top universities in the world. I am studying a masters in Computer Science and my grades are very high. I will graduate in 2019 by then it would have been 9 years since my only conviction. I want to know if it will be very hard for me to find a decent job should i achieve a first in my degree?
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In today's world, the work look for is demanding enough at what time you don't have a criminal record. If you've been in jail or even if you've just had a slight rub with the law, you may find that employers will be unwilling to hire you. The National Employment Law scheme suggests that 65 million Americans have take into custody or confidence records that may trouble them when they be relevant for a work. You can't manage what an employer does, but you can control how you behavior yourself and how you conduct your work search. Knowing your rights can help you find a work.