Getting a job often requires you to “pound the pavement.” That means scouring neighborhood businesses for “Help Wanted” signs, asking your favorite shops and restaurants for a job, checking online, or getting ideas from parents, family friends, Scout leaders or other trusted adults." What does the word "scouring" suggest in this excerpt?
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