Is it difficult to get a job when you have a disability?

Oh yes! It is extremely difficult to find a job when you have a disability. While some organizations will not hold a bias and will consider only your qualifications and experience while awarding you the position you are interviewing for, others will hold it against you and consider over and over again before they do decide to go with you.

If you have a physical disability you must understand and make a list of things you can do and things you will not be able to do. Once you have identified the kind of job you may be suited for, you can apply to a couple of places and see how it goes from there. You also need to work around how you are going to approach the interview. While the telephonic interview may be a breeze, the interviewers may be alarmed when they see you in person as you had not disclosed to them that you have a disability that could hamper your performance.

Make sure that your physical disability or any other disability that is not apparent does not hamper your performance or competence. There are a large number of opportunities that allow you to work from home today and other opportunities as well that may not need to run around a lot and work from a desk. You need to make the employers believe that you are capable of performing tasks in spite of the disability that you have.