November 2008
Monthly Archive
Disability Resource – My Disability Blog
admin 28 Nov 2008 | : Resources, Social Security Benefits
I was recently contacted by Tim Moore, the owner of My Disability Blog, a blog dedicated to information about Social Security Benefits. I checked out the site, and was very impressed with the extensive amount of information on Social Security benefits, especially on applying for benefits.
I’ve included Tim’s blog under the Blogroll section if you’d like to check it out. It’s listed as My Disability Blog. You can also find it at: http://disabilityblogger.blogspot.com/
Disability & Work – Gaps Strategy #6
admin 14 Nov 2008 | : Interview Strategies
Always remember that there is a thin line between making a good impression and deceiving an employer. Job seekers should never extend the length of time they were employed or add fictitious educational experience to cover a gap in their resume. The consequences of misrepresentation could mean losing the job. The best advice is to be positive – using proactive and energetic terminology to ensure the job seeker comes across as enthusiastic and ready to start work.
Disability & Work – Gaps Strategy #5
admin 07 Nov 2008 | : Interview Strategies
For service providers, scheduling practice interviews could boost a job seeker’s confidence and ability to answer difficult questions with poise and confidence. Recording such interviews may provide the job seeker with helpful visual feedback towards improving their demeanor and communication skills.
Disability & Work – Gaps Strategy #4
admin 04 Nov 2008 | : Interview Strategies
Gaps in a resume are less problematic if good work experience can be illustrated. This is true even of volunteer experience not related to the specific field in which the job seeker is applying. If a job seeker is unemployed for an extended period of time, it might be a good idea to volunteer in order to gain valuable experience to share with an employer.
