"I think the special needs community is way more productive than people think," said Gabe Venuto. "I don't think they should underestimate us."

Gabe, 24, of Wilmington Delaware was diagnosed with autism early in life. He was essentially non-verbal until the age of 6, at which point he still struggled academically and socially.

"I think companies out there should give every person an equal opportunity to show the world that we're very determined to get the job done," he said.

Gabe got a new lease on life when he was hired by The Precisionists, Inc., a company that provides I.T. and business services to partners.

"This company was founded with the intention of hiring over 10,000 people with developmental disabilities like autism, over the next five to 10 years, said Ernie Dianastasis, Founder and CEO. "We work very hard to understand where and what their strengths are and where they could thrive in a corporate work environment."

This has led to dozens of job opportunities at the Wilmington location alone. Each hired individual is placed in a role fit for their strengths. In order to reach their employment goals, the company is expanding its reach both nationwide and locally with partners like Independence Blue Cross, PECO, Vertex Inc., CAG Truck Capital, Drexel University, and more.

Learn more about how Precisionist is bridging the disability gap or check out their openings!

#Wilmington #Delaware #autism #awareness #Precisionists #tech #jobsearch

Tech giant and television maker VIZIO has tapped Denver Colorado for its next expansion.

The company announced it will open an innovation office in the Mile High City — and hire 100 new employees.

Salaries begin around $120,00 and they are seeking engineers primarily.

Check out the various positions/titles offered here in their Colorado location!

#Colorado #Denver #Vizio #engineer #jobsearch #hiring #tech

One of the tenets of Jobcase is that we all have to drive our own career success in this new world of work (jobcasers are here to help one another do that). Good news in this #coronavirus moment is that a lot of companies are stepping forward with programs to help.
I dont believe 4-year degrees are going to be as required in the next decade as they have been in the past (in order to get a living wage or better job). Here is a good resource IBM has launched to see if you might be right for careers in IT that don't require a 4 year degree. If you think tech is interesting and thinking of how to get yourself into a new path toward higher earnings - this might be worth your time to check it out... #StrongerTogether #tech #education #newstart #opportunity

https://www.ibm.com/services/learning/newcollar

https://www.ny.gov/programs/new-york-state-covid-19-technology-swat-team

#newyork #hiring #tech

Back in 2018 I decided to make a career change from client facing roles to software developer. I thin like a lot of folks in my shoes, the light at the end of the tunnel is so brilliant that it drowns out the hurdles to get there.
I've tried the self-taught route, I enrolled and completed a coding bootcamp here in #nyc all the while attending networking events, tech events, making connections left & right with the hopes of it landing me atop a stack of resumes. So far, things have panned out the way I had pictured it. Things are way harder than just creating a front-end thing or a full-stack project.
It takes determination, grid and a tough skin, as well, to make it through. I just need to catch a break & I hope one is right around the bend. #interview #stressful #developer #software #tech

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