[nobe-l] A question about job searching process

David Andrews dandrews at visi.com
Wed Dec 28 20:55:17 UTC 2011


I wouldn't mention it -- and I wouldn't hide it.  It was always my 
practice to bring it up if they wanted to interview me -- after 
making it through the initial screening.  You don't want it to seem 
like you are hiding it, but if you tell too soon, it gives some an 
excuse, probably not spoken, to knock you out.

Dave

At 09:44 PM 12/27/2011, you wrote:
>Dear all,
>
>I have a question about job search primarily to those working in
>academia.  I plan to go on the job market next academic year, and want
>to ask other people who have applied for academic positions whether
>they have mentioned their disability on their cover letters or whether
>recommenders have mentioned it.  If you did mention it what do you
>think is a "graceful" way to do it?  I also wanted to ask if you have
>some kind of assistants and what would be a good time to mention this
>in the job searching process.  All advice would be greatly
>appreciated!





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