A candidate with vision impairment should not be disadvantaged by an inaccessible recruitment process. That sounds obvious. But in practice, government recruitment can involve online forms, PDF role…
If a recruitment process is inaccessible, that is not a reflection of your ability to do the job. It is a process problem. For candidates with physical disability…
Everyone gets nervous before an interview. That is not the same thing as having an anxiety or mental health condition that creates a real barrier in the recruitment…
Government recruitment can be very text-heavy. Job ads. Role descriptions. Targeted questions. Online forms. Written assessments. Timed tests. Interview instructions. If you have dyslexia or another reading or…
Autistic candidates are often told to "just be yourself" in interviews. That advice is not very useful when the interview itself is full of unwritten rules. Government panels…
ADHD does not mean you cannot do the job. But it can make the recruitment process harder than it needs to be. Government interviews often rely on fast…
When you are applying for government jobs with disability, the small signals in a job ad matter. A named adjustment contact. Clear wording about accessibility. A statement that…
NSW Government recruitment can be structured, formal and a bit intimidating even when you do not need adjustments. If you do need an adjustment, it can be hard…
If you are autistic, ADHD, or both, APS recruitment can feel like a maze with three similar-looking doors. RecruitAbility. Reasonable adjustments. Neuroinclusive programs like Aurora. They are connected,…
Most government recruitment still looks fairly traditional. Write an application. Answer targeted questions. Maybe do an online assessment. Sit in front of a panel. Try to turn your…