Please do not give any person, especially not a disabled person, this advice:
Why don't you go work for [one of the most unethical corporations in existence]?
Giving this advice to someone because they posted something about a kind of job hunting or wanting $$ is no exception.
Why don't you go work for [one of the most unethical corporations in existence]?
Giving this advice to someone because they posted something about a kind of job hunting or wanting $$ is no exception.
In that circumstance, it would still be awful advice, and when you give it to a disabled person, it's bad, awful, ableist advice.
It's so frustrating that I'm almost out of my 20's and any family member of mine still thinks this is okay.
It's so frustrating that I'm almost out of my 20's and any family member of mine still thinks this is okay.
I never asked for assistance with a job search or even said I said I was searching for a job. I have a profile on a freelance work site.
Giving me this awful unsolicited advice is willfully ignoring my disabilities and my principles.
#ableism #disabled #work #family #advice
Giving me this awful unsolicited advice is willfully ignoring my disabilities and my principles.
#ableism #disabled #work #family #advice
The first sentence in the previous tweet should have been:
"I never asked for assistance with a job search or even said I was searching for a job."
Sorry for the error.
"I never asked for assistance with a job search or even said I was searching for a job."
Sorry for the error.
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