alicia0090

this makes me feel so much better! i just finished my CNA class and i am worried about a mistake i made this past july. i was fired from my job because i stole money out of the register. it was so stupid of me and i am truly ashamed to say i did something like that. now whenever i got to an interview i just dont know if it's worth bringing up to anybody or not. i graduate from my class tomorrow and i'm looking for work desperately right now. i'm afraid nobody will hire me. i'm tired of being turned down from all of my interviews and i don't know what to do. from reading all of these feeds it sounds like there's hope for me yet! i not once got discouraged because i know if i don't own up to my responsibilities i won't get anywhere and and it'll just show i can be irresponsible. i really want a job right now and i'll do anything for some type of income. what should i do? should i be up front and tell the employer the truth. like someone else mentioned, i don't want the employer to picture me as a criminal and let that one mistake i made judge me for the person i really am even though i made one careless mistake for the first time in all 19 years of my life. what should i do?

Hi! so I just completed a CNA course (I graduate tomorrow) and I am freaking out! Due to poor judgement, I have put myself in a situation to where I may or may not be faced with a misdemeanor charge. Nothing has been done to me yet (all that i know of) and I fear that me having a misdemeanor will keep me from getting hired at a hospital. i don't want to lie and say it never happened, but i'm also afraid that if i do tell, the employer will look at me as a bad employee and not hire me and i really need a job. at this rate it's best to be honest, right? i really need someone to give me insight. can i still work at a hospital if i be honest? what can i do?