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04-03-2009, 05:24 PM | #1 | ||
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Hi all!
I was diagnosed with MS a bit over a year ago. I graduated from grad school this past December, and I'm deep in the job hunt... My question is, have any of you used "diversity" to get a leg up in the hiring process? I know the Feds have hiring programs (Schedule A), but I'm hesitant to use them for fear of being "labeled" or approached with pre-conceived notions about my condition, or, even worse yet...my qualifications and professional abilities. My neuro says to stay away from disclosure and that I'm not disabled. But, I need a job, and I'm beginning to consider these options as a way to help get a gig. Does anyone have experience (pro or con) they could share that might help me with this decision? Thanks! All best, Me |
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