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over 6 months ago

"Interview Tip"

“What would you do in the first 30, 60, and 90 days on the job?” question balances three things:

Proactivity (show you’ll take initiative)

Humility (you’re open to learning before making big changes)

Alignment (your plan fits the company’s goals and culture)

End with a line that connects your plan directly to their needs, such as:

“Ultimately, my goal in the first 90 days is to fully integrate into the team, contribute meaningfully, and set the foundation for sustained success in line with the company’s priorities.” #AWU #disability #jobs #interviewtips

Abled Workers Unite is a group for people with disabilities. Come and join us at jobcase.com/groups

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"Interview Tip"

“What would you do in the first 30, 60, and 90 days on the job?” question balances three things:

Proactivity (show you’ll take initiative)

Humility (you’re open to learning before making big changes)

Alignment (your plan fits the company’s goals and culture)

End with a line that connects your plan directly to their needs, such as:

“Ultimately, my goal in the first 90 days is to fully integrate into the team, contribute meaningfully, and set the foundation for sustained success in line with the company’s priorities.” #AWU #disability #jobs #interviewtips

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Top Jobs for People with Mobility Disabilities

Navigating the world of work with a mobility disability presents real challenges—and real opportunities. Thanks to tools like remote work, assistive tech, and growing awareness around accessibility, meaningful careers are within reach. Here are seven roles where mobility doesn’t limit ambition—and where the job market shows promising growth:

  1. Software Developer / IT Professional – Remote, growth-oriented, and backed by accessibility tools.

  2. Accessibility Consultant / Inclusive Design Expert – Pivotal roles in making products and spaces usable for all.

  3. Remote Customer Service / Virtual Assistant / Data Entry – Flexible and widely available home-based roles.

  4. Graphic Designer / Content Creator / Digital Marketer – Creative, inclusive, and often remote-friendly.

  5. Online Tutor / E-Learning Facilitator – Structured, impactful, and growing with e-learning platforms.

  6. Wheelchair Repair Technician / Paratransit Support – Practical, experience-driven, and community-focused work.

  7. Rehabilitation Engineer / Assistive Tech Specialist – Innovating solutions we sometimes rely on ourselves.

While the rise in remote work has opened doors—adding nearly 2 million disabled Americans to the workforce—new internal pressures to return to offices may reverse these gains . Still, the tech, education, creative, and accessibility sectors continue offering inclusive pathways forward. #AWU #disability #jobs

Abled Workers Unite is a group for people with disabilities. Come and join us at jobcase.com/groups

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Top Jobs for People with Mobility Disabilities

Navigating the world of work with a mobility disability presents real challenges—and real opportunities. Thanks to tools like remote work, assistive tech, and growing awareness around accessibility, meaningful careers are within reach. Here are seven roles where mobility doesn’t limit ambition—and where the job market shows promising growth:

  1. Software Developer / IT Professional – Remote, growth-oriented, and backed by accessibility tools.

  2. Accessibility Consultant / Inclusive Design Expert – Pivotal roles in making products and spaces usable for all.

  3. Remote Customer Service / Virtual Assistant / Data Entry – Flexible and widely available home-based roles.

  4. Graphic Designer / Content Creator / Digital Marketer – Creative, inclusive, and often remote-friendly.

  5. Online Tutor / E-Learning Facilitator – Structured, impactful, and growing with e-learning platforms.

  6. Wheelchair Repair Technician / Paratransit Support – Practical, experience-driven, and community-focused work.

  7. Rehabilitation Engineer / Assistive Tech Specialist – Innovating solutions we sometimes rely on ourselves.

While the rise in remote work has opened doors—adding nearly 2 million disabled Americans to the workforce—new internal pressures to return to offices may reverse these gains . Still, the tech, education, creative, and accessibility sectors continue offering inclusive pathways forward. #AWU #disability #jobs

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When Your Job Interviewer Isn’t Human

AI is no longer just scanning resumes—it’s now conducting interviews. A recent TIME article reveals that:

96% of U.S. hiring professionals use AI in recruitment 94% say it helps identify top candidates

But many job seekers aren’t warned when their interviewer is AI

While AI can speed up hiring and improve efficiency, it also raises serious questions about:

*Bias in algorithms

*Transparency in the hiring process

Loss of human connection between employer and candidate

Candidates, too, are leaning on AI tools to craft responses—blurring the lines between authentic interaction and machine-generated answers.

Bottom line: AI will continue to transform hiring, but we must ensure that humanity isn’t left behind.

Read more here: https://time.com/7306955/ai-job-interview-recruitment/ #AWU #disability #jobs #interviewtip

Abled Workers Unite is a group for people with disabilities. Come and join us at jobcase.com/groups

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Mike Corso
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over 6 months ago

When Your Job Interviewer Isn’t Human

AI is no longer just scanning resumes—it’s now conducting interviews. A recent TIME article reveals that:

96% of U.S. hiring professionals use AI in recruitment 94% say it helps identify top candidates

But many job seekers aren’t warned when their interviewer is AI

While AI can speed up hiring and improve efficiency, it also raises serious questions about:

*Bias in algorithms

*Transparency in the hiring process

Loss of human connection between employer and candidate

Candidates, too, are leaning on AI tools to craft responses—blurring the lines between authentic interaction and machine-generated answers.

Bottom line: AI will continue to transform hiring, but we must ensure that humanity isn’t left behind.

Read more here: https://time.com/7306955/ai-job-interview-recruitment/ #AWU #disability #jobs #interviewtip

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What does your Online presence look like?

If your social media profiles are unprofessional or unflattering, it may be a good choice to wipe them clean or make them private before you continue your job search.

An impressive profile on LinkedIn can be a plus, but a X account where you log your every thought may not be. Don’t be fooled and think employers aren't checking out your social media. They are! Clean it up! #AWU #disability #jobs #socialmedia

Abled Workers Unite is a group for people with disabilities. Come and join us at jobcase.com/groups

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Mike Corso
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What does your Online presence look like?

If your social media profiles are unprofessional or unflattering, it may be a good choice to wipe them clean or make them private before you continue your job search.

An impressive profile on LinkedIn can be a plus, but a X account where you log your every thought may not be. Don’t be fooled and think employers aren't checking out your social media. They are! Clean it up! #AWU #disability #jobs #socialmedia

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A report from ABC News!

Why the U.S. job market is cooling off—and what it means!

Experts are sounding the alarm as U.S. job growth takes a sharp dip:

Just ~35,000 jobs monthly added on average over the three months ending in July—down from ~128,000 over the prior quarter

July added only 73,000 jobs, with May & June revised lower by hundreds of thousands

Unemployment edged up to 4.2 %

Major factors behind the slowdown:

Tariff uncertainty creating hesitation across manufacturing and trade sectors

Stricter immigration policy, removing ~1.7 million foreign-born workers since March, constraining labor supply

Federal job cuts—down ~84,000 since January, weighing on overall numbers

Sectors like manufacturing, construction, and government lost jobs, while healthcare and social assistance showed resilience

Why it matters:

Weak job growth, combined with sharp revisions, signals a labor market losing momentum

Markets priced in a 76–80% chance of a Fed interest rate cut in September to stimulate growth

Persistent inflation and policy uncertainty raise the risk of stagflation ahead.

It is a tough Job market right now. You need to stay the course in your job search. Don’t give up! Apply! Apply! Apply #AWU #disability #jobs

Abled Workers Unite is a group for people with disabilities. Come and join us at/groups

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Mike Corso
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A report from ABC News!

Why the U.S. job market is cooling off—and what it means!

Experts are sounding the alarm as U.S. job growth takes a sharp dip:

Just ~35,000 jobs monthly added on average over the three months ending in July—down from ~128,000 over the prior quarter

July added only 73,000 jobs, with May & June revised lower by hundreds of thousands

Unemployment edged up to 4.2 %

Major factors behind the slowdown:

Tariff uncertainty creating hesitation across manufacturing and trade sectors

Stricter immigration policy, removing ~1.7 million foreign-born workers since March, constraining labor supply

Federal job cuts—down ~84,000 since January, weighing on overall numbers

Sectors like manufacturing, construction, and government lost jobs, while healthcare and social assistance showed resilience

Why it matters:

Weak job growth, combined with sharp revisions, signals a labor market losing momentum

Markets priced in a 76–80% chance of a Fed interest rate cut in September to stimulate growth

Persistent inflation and policy uncertainty raise the risk of stagflation ahead.

It is a tough Job market right now. You need to stay the course in your job search. Don’t give up! Apply! Apply! Apply #AWU #disability #jobs

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