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Anastasia Middendorf
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Disability friendly work?
I'm 16 and trying to find a job in Chicago area anyways I'm disabled and have a service dog which makes things a lot harder. Had to quit my job because they didn't believe I had a disability (reality of being young and having an invisible disability) amc and Marcus theaters by me are very acomidating but there's no positions other than bar tenders lol. I feel like a job at jewelosco would be to much for my health standing to much wise. I'm just very worried I won't be able to find a job due to my disabilities. I'm a hard worker and end up pushing myself to much woops. Here's a pic of the pup.
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Hi Anastasia Middendorf - Welcome to Jobcase! Have you given any thought to a Work From Home Customer Service job? We have several members in this community who have reported landing real good job opportunities with legitimate work from home companies, see Monica Squires recent conversation It is My Winning Season.
The Department of Labors career site CareerOneStop has a Job Accommodation Network that offers a four-step job search guide that is an excellent place to start your job search, see Finding a Job that is Right for You: A Practical Approach to Looking for a Job as a Person with a Disability. Use the link above to access the Job Accommodation Network website and take a look at the job search strategies they recommend to improve your results.
We also have a group on Jobcase called All Things Disability that you can join and collaborate tips, advice, job leads and most importantly get direct support along your career journey.
Please feel free to reach out to me if you would like more work from home jobs information. Stay Encouraged!