If you have done your research about the job and its demands, and can explain what resources or service you use or what modifications to the job site are required for you, the employer will be impressed with your initiative and problem solving skills. If you are knowledgeable, you should be assertive and conduct yourself with confidence in the interview. With these qualities and skills you should make a good impression. Knowledge about your abilities as well as about your disability is essential to good career planning and making the choices that work best for you. Knowing how to accommodate any limitations your disability may impose means knowing yourself well and being a resourceful and creative problem solver.
Most universities offer career counseling.
At SWT, Career Services provides individual and group career counseling to help students in identifying career goals and in selecting a major. The center assists students in finding career employment through a comprehensive on-campus interview program, a job posting service and job search seminars and workshops. Individual counseling is provided to assist students with specific job search needs and questions. The center also maintains a comprehensive print and media library of career and employer organization information which students can use to obtain information about careers, specific job opportunities and organizations.