I finished school, not long ago, and I want a job. Ok, not everyone can snap their fingers and 1-2-3, I got myself a job.
Well, basically, I am going to college in September. Right now, I'm waiting if I got accepted to the one that I want to go to. Yesterday, I went to my second choice college, and they have a learning support room there. Hopefully, they can help me out when things get tough.
Anyway, I would like to get a part-time job. preferably at the journalism working force. I know it doesn't sound possible or 'realistic' (as my mother puts it) but I love writing. And I like writing faux news articles. Just for practise.
I know it's kind of the wrong website to ask for jobs but I need some tips. And maybe some tips on how to come out to my employer that I have AS.
That's all, and thanks in advance.
well, perhaps you could write a few articles for us.
that way, when you go to apply for a job, you can say, "I wrote articles for a disability group" or what have you.
every little helps...
I finished school, not long ago, and I want a job. Ok, not everyone can snap their fingers and 1-2-3, I got myself a job.
Well, basically, I am going to college in September. Right now, I'm waiting if I got accepted to the one that I want to go to. Yesterday, I went to my second choice college, and they have a learning support room there. Hopefully, they can help me out when things get tough.
Anyway, I would like to get a part-time job. preferably at the journalism working force. I know it doesn't sound possible or 'realistic' (as my mother puts it) but I love writing. And I like writing faux news articles. Just for practise.
I know it's kind of the wrong website to ask for jobs but I need some tips. And maybe some tips on how to come out to my employer that I have AS.
That's all, and thanks in advance.
If you are looking to go into journalism, perhaps you might like to write a series of 500 word articles on:
. being the age that you are
. being aspie
. finishing school
. liking to write
. applying to college
. supports that you *need* , and those you would like
. looking for part-time work
. your dream job
. your concerns about 'coming out'.
They would make a good portfolio to show the Editor or whomever you decide to submit your application to.
I wouldn't tell the employer about AS unless there is a problem with other employees teasing or bullying or communication problem.
well, perhaps you could write a few articles for us.
that way, when you go to apply for a job, you can say, "I wrote articles for a disability group" or what have you.
every little helps...
That is a very good idea...
I also think that pointing out a couple modifications that would make you more content with your job - like anyone might mention - "I give and expect to receive respect from others, I need to eat on time - stuff like that (employers want happy employees - if they want to hire you they also want to keep you) but agree to avoid starting out and talking about a syndrome etc., talk to eadh individual issue as they may come up, but in my opinion for jobs don't mentione what they would consider a disability.. at least not right away.
well, perhaps you could write a few articles for us.
that way, when you go to apply for a job, you can say, "I wrote articles for a disability group" or what have you.
every little helps...
Very well, Pika,

But could you please stop calling us a disability group?
can you guys send the yoda picture to my boys thread - the super mario bros thread in time out - just asking... or mario related stuff of course (if you are so inclined) they are 11 and 9, JK and LVK
If you are looking to go into journalism, perhaps you might like to write a series of 500 word articles on:
. being the age that you are
. being aspie
. finishing school
. liking to write
. applying to college
. supports that you *need* , and those you would like
. looking for part-time work
. your dream job
. your concerns about 'coming out'.
They would make a good portfolio to show the Editor or whomever you decide to submit your application to.
Good idea; I'm going to jot down your bullet points down on a piece of paper. Don't worry, I'll hold on to it just in case I want to practise some journalism!
I wouldn't tell the employer about AS unless there is a problem with other employees teasing or bullying or communication problem.
Even if I get a part time job, and the job might ask for a reference from my last work. Of course, they'll know about my AS, etc.
well, perhaps you could write a few articles for us.
that way, when you go to apply for a job, you can say, "I wrote articles for a disability group" or what have you.
every little helps...
Lol, I will!