[humanser] [human] INTERVIEWING

[Denise Shaible]

I agree with you about having this list years ago.  I had so much difficulty 
because I was going through a transition in my vision from partially sighted 
to low vision.  All I really had was my tapes, dark lined paper, and my CCTV 
to do my work in my Bachelor's level courses.  Then, I had a computer and a 
Braille notetaker in my Master's level courses but, I really didn't have 
many blind persons to speak with at either level.  I joined the Federation 
in 1990, so it wasn't that I didn't know about the NFB but, I didn't know 
about this list.  It's great to have people who have been in Social Work or 
counseling for a long time because their experiences are gems.  Even in my 
Internship, I had a difficult Supervisor who never really believed I could 
do the work as  a blind person.  I know I could have done so much better 
with the help of the people on this list.  So, let's all be thankful for it. 
If I need to return for more education or training, I know I'll be on this 
list, asking lots of questions.

I like the discussions about interviewing.  I have to say that although I'd 
like to work in a hospital setting, I've always been a little worried about 
the mobility.  JD, you gave me some real confidence boosting information. 
Thanks so much.  You're right, if I can navigate National Convention, I can 
navigate a hospital and I shouldn't be worried.  Thanks again.

Regards,

Denise

-----Original Message----- 
From: Gerardo Corripio
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2013 4:19 PM
To: Human Services Mailing List
Subject: Re: [humanser] INTERVIEWING

  The same thing for me! It would have been awesome to have known this
list back in 98/99 when I had many doubts on how to adapt psychometric
tests and other areas of study! Since when has this list been around?

El 17/10/2013 05:55 p.m., Ericka J. Short escribió:
> Thank you for the very nice words Mary!
>
> You are very welcome!  Hiding things doesn't do anyone any good.  That is 
> why I share if I can.  I don't know if someone is a partial or total some 
> people have so I try to be generic when I answer here.  I wouldn't want 
> anyone to be in some of the predicaments I've been in so I'm just trying 
> to pay it forward as they say.  You are very right about this listserve. 
> It has become a blessing for me.  I wish the things I'm learning now I 
> knew 20 plus years ago when I started college.  Back them you didn't know 
> who to contact if your weren't very entrenched in the NFB.  I tried many 
> times to get information and join Divisions in the past but  never got one 
> response back.  This is so intimate and immediate I feel there is true 
> camaraderie.
>
> Ericka Short
> "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."
>
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Enviado desde mi lap
Gerardo J Corripio Flores Psicólogo, Terapéuta Reiki
Saludos desde Tampico, Tamaulipas México
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