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“ Thank you for your application . Sorry to inform you …”.
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“Most of the interviews didnotgive me a bad feeling. Usuallyeverything went fine. Butthen , at the end, came the dreaded ‘sorry’. Neverhurtingor abrupt. Said in a friendlyenoughway, yes. Butresulting in anawkward and desperate feeling for the rest of the day…”
RESEARCH PROJECT STUDYING AND GRADUATING AS A FUNCTIONALLY DISABLED PERSON
CONCEPT • qualitative research • different perspectives • 9 respondent groups • n = 138
TARGETS • training • labourmarket
Employers have put their trust in the quality of highereducation
Employees should disclose their functionallimitations
equalchances foreverybody
Lessthan 1% of the employees have a functionaldisability
FUNCTIONAL LIMITATION AND JOBCONTENT SHOULD MATCH FUNCTIEBEPERKING EN JOBINHOUD MOETEN MATCHEN
NO LOSS OF EFFICIENCY
NO IMPACT ON ORGANISATION AND COLLEAGUES
“Imagine I have to consider equivalent applications. For sure I will invite bothguys. Butit is bound to play a role. Anapplicantwith a disability is at a certaindisadvantage. He will have to prove himselfreally as the best. Ifnotyoujustpick the plainone. That is howitworks.
The instreamshouldbe carefullymonitored
Preparing the student for the interview
pra Practical training is the best springboard