Let’s be real, job interviews can be nerve-wracking for anyone. But for individuals with disabilities, they can come with extra layers of anxiety, uncertainty, and questions like: Should I disclose? What if I need accommodations? What if I freeze up? That’s where you come in. As a provider, you’re not just a coach, you’re a… Read more »
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Resumes and Cover Letters
“You never get a second chance to make a good first impression.”- Will Rogers A well-crafted resume and cover letter are essential for creating a strong first impression. Share the ideas below with job seekers or use them to make an impressive presentation to a potential employer. The Resume Sell Your Skills: Begin with… Read more »
Bubbling Up New COLA Information for 2020
Every year, usually in October, the federal government announces the latest Cost of Living Adjustment, fondly referred to as COLA. The new rates are based on the Consumer Price Index, which is really a measure of the average change in prices for the nation’s goods and services. Ah, but why should you or your consumers… Read more »
What Was I Thinking?
Assistive Technology for Executive Function (originally published in December 2019) Continuing with our assistive technology (AT) theme for Shared Solutions, this month we suggest helpful AT for those who have difficulty with executive function. What is executive function? Every day our brain goes back and forth between different thoughts, actions, and to-do’s in order to complete a… Read more »