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2/1/2014 12:23:26 AM
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Is this a major drawback to me being a job?
As some, maybe a few, of you may know, I had a reconstruction of my ear when I was very little and had over 12+ surgeries getting the ear canal done, given cartilage and everything. Through all that, I can barely hear through this ear and I have to ask people what they said since they ask on the side I can barely hear from. Luckily, I am getting a hearing aid implanted in my skull so I can hear, but that won't be until later this year..
Would employers not want to hire me because of this?
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2 RepliesAre you American? The Americans with Disabilities Act was passes explicitly to keep people with disabilities, like deafness, from being discriminated against in job applications/interviews. You'll be fine.
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4 RepliesEdited by Psy: 2/1/2014 12:27:21 AMI find your lifestyle choice of being deaf, disgusting and ignorant. Shame on you! Also... Are you Gasai Yuno?
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4 RepliesLeft or right?
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1 Reply[quote]Would employers not want to hire me because of this?[/quote]They'd only find out if you told them... or interviewed with that ear facing them. As long as you aren't going for a job that absolutely requires it, then there's no reason to tell them.
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3 RepliesI don't see why it should unless you're applying for some job in which hearing is crucial.
