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Searching for a new role can test anyone’s patience and confidence. When you live with a disability, the process of job searching often includes layers that are invisible to others, such as decisions about disclosure, conversations about accommodations, and the trauma of navigating bias. March is Disability Awareness Month, so I wanted to resurface an article I wrote for Career Directors International on navigating the job search when you have a disability. In it, I explore nuanced topics like when and how to disclose your needs, how to request accommodations, and how to move through rejection without internalizing it. Many of these insights extend beyond disability. They speak to the importance of self-care, clarity, confidence, and advocating for what you need in order to perform at your best. 👉🏼 Uncover 7 tips for job searching with a disability. 👈🏼 One thing I want to emphasize is that there is no universal approach to job searching. Your health, your needs, your industry, and your comfort with disclosure are all deeply personal matters. The most effective approach is the one that aligns with your goals, values, and capacity. You deserve a career that embraces all of your fabulousness. Have a fabulous month ahead! ~ Kyle | CaffeinatedKyle.com P.S. I’m currently booking new coaching clients for late March 2026 and beyond for my comprehensive coaching programs. Schedule a consultation now if you’re interested in growing your career, confidence, and total comp. |