Coming Out At Work

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Starting a Small Business With a Disability That Stands Out

Starting a small business is challenging for anyone. Doing it with a disability often adds extra layers. Physical limits. Energy constraints. Accessibility barriers. Gaps in support. Still, many disabled entrepreneurs build successful businesses every year.

The difference often comes down …

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Why Accounting Fits Many Disabled Professionals

Accounting is one of the most adaptable careers available today. It relies on accuracy, structure, and thoughtful analysis—not physical demands. Many disabled professionals find that accounting offers meaningful work, stable long-term careers, and environments where accommodations are easier to implement …

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A Deep Dive into H-1B Sponsorship

This blog post was co-authored by Aaron Blumberg, Partner & Attorney at Fragomen, and Michael Moore, Associate at Fragomen. The H-1B visa is the most common U.S. work visa. Not surprisingly, there is a lot of information out there about …

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How to Use AI for a Smarter Job Search

Whether you’re new to AI or you’ve been using tools like ChatGPT since they launched, there are lots of great ways you can use AI for a smarter job search.

AI (artificial intelligence) lets you find the perfect jobs to …

By Ivy Exec
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How to Write a Powerful Product Management Cover Letter

Your cover letter is a crucial part of your job application. It provides an opportunity to show off your skills, experience, and passion for the product management role you’re applying for. In this guide, we’ll walk the process of writing …

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How to Write a Resume to Beat an Automated Tracking System

The majority of applications for many jobs never get seen by a human. If you’ve ever submitted an application through a company’s website, there’s a strong chance that your resume was screened—and likely rejected—by an automated system. Here are some …

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Should First Generation Students Hide From Potential Employers That They’re the First in Their Families to Attend College?

For first-generation college students—those who are the first in their family to attend and graduate from college—entering the job market can bring unique challenges. They may face hurdles that other students, particularly those with more established family networks, don’t have …

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Empowering Career Moves After a Disability Diagnosis

A disability diagnosis reshapes how people view their professional paths. Confidence often wavers, and doubts may rise about future roles or opportunities. Career moves after a disability diagnosis bring new chances to redefine purpose and rediscover strength. On the other …

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Building a Business When You Have a Disability: A Real-World Start Guide

Starting a business is never easy — but for entrepreneurs with disabilities, it can be both a bold act of independence and a strategy for long-term empowerment. It’s about precision, creativity, and systems thinking — running a venture on your own terms. …

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