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Chronic Illness and Job Interviews

November 22, 2010 by Rosalind Joffe 1 Comment

Chronic illness adds complexity to even a normal life experience, like a  job interview.   In fact, most people find it a nerve-wracking experience.  But when you have health issues that impact how you do your job,  a seemingly harmless question can make you squirm.

But you can be prepared and minimize the unexpected.  I don’t suggest that there is a simple fix: a ” one size fits all solution” or “10 easy steps” .  But you can manage your interviews by developing your strategy – learn where you can take charge and maximize this.

Learn more in my Post at Job-Hunt.org, Avoiding The Nightmare Interviews .

Filed Under: Job hunting, Working with chronic illness

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Comments

  1. Emily says

    November 22, 2010 at 11:34 pm

    Great post!!! Very practical hints.

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