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I should also add that I've been amazed by the number of gainfully employed people I've met that have felony convictions. It's a lot more common than you'd think. I even have two friends with vehicle-related homicide convictions (one DUI, one reckless driving) that are employed and another friend that has four DUI convictions but is employed in the IT field.

I've also been amazed at the jobs I've held and the work I was trusted with after my conviction. I've rolled out software at Fortune 500s and sensitive government agencies and survived a lot of corporate restructuring and mergers.