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Demonstrating confidence, enthusiasm, and thorough preparation, along with appropriate attire and punctuality.

Finding a meaningful job that aligns with your abilities and interests, rather than prioritizing salary or advancement alone.

Projecting self-assurance through direct eye contact, clear communication, and a well-rehearsed understanding of your skills and experience.

Highlighting skills directly relevant to the targeted job opening, including both hard skills and relevant soft skills.

Utilizing diverse avenues like online job boards, disability support centers, and professional social networks for job finding.

Seeking support from family, friends, or community organizations to address any difficulties encountered during the job search process.

Addressing potential job hurdles professionally by openly discussing potential difficulties and showcasing your problem-solving abilities.

Demonstrating work abilities through past experience and qualifications to dispel the belief that any disability limits job performance.

Being on time, dressing appropriately, and preparing for potential questions.

Essential interpersonal skills, including communication and teamwork, as opposed to technical or hard skills.