[Blindtlk] Professions on list?

[justin williams]

I worked as a customer service rep doing dsl tech support at Teleperformance
USA inc.  I also worked there as quality assurance.  I also worked at the
commission for the Blind as quality assurance and as a computer trainer, and
as a call center trainer for a rental car program.  I use JAWS, and I am a
fluid braille reader.  I am in school for a second masters degree.  On my
first go around in college, I got an batulers degree in Psychology, and a
cognate in business. I got a masters degree in higher education and student
affairs.  I recently stopped working and am in school full time for a
masters of rehabilitation counseling degree, and I am getting a PHD
afterwards.  

-----Original Message-----
From: blindtlk [mailto:blindtlk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Peter Wolfe
Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2013 10:58 PM
To: blindtlk at nfbnet.org
Subject: [Blindtlk] Professions on list?

Dear fellow NFB-Talk participants,


    What professions or careers have you guys or gals done in your
lifestime? I'm gearing this question towards those with little to no
vision using either screen readers and or braille as their main form
of performing the tasks of their personal to professionl livelyhood. I
believe that such lists like the Federal Muster or NFB's Jobs list are
far too formal and don't facilitate legimate conversations on such
topics. Maybe tell about some of your challenges, academic history and
advice for blind people to enter your fields. Thank you all so much,
so would like to gleam something in counseling or something myself out
of this dialogue or abstract coping mechanism or something.


Thank you,
Peter

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