I'm a skilled open-source maintainer, but I can't interview due to my disability
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Re: I'm a skilled open-source maintainer, but I can't interview due to my disability
#2Re: I'm a skilled open-source maintainer, but I can't interview due to my disability
#3https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/guidance/job-applicants-and-ada
I have no idea how that turns out in practice.
Re: I'm a skilled open-source maintainer, but I can't interview due to my disability
#4Also, have you tried working with external (not for a specific company) recruiters? It’s free for you, and when one doesn’t produce results you can easily try another.
Finally, have you tried reaching out to maintainers of commercially-popular open-source projects? They might know of related jobs at the companies that are the chief sponsors of those packages.
Re: I'm a skilled open-source maintainer, but I can't interview due to my disability
#5To the author: what are your results from the HN “Who wants to be hired?” threads? Also, have you tried working with external (not for a specific company) recruiters? It’s free for you, and when one doesn’t produce results you can easily try another. Finally, have you tried reaching out to maintainers of commercially-popular open-source projects? They might know of related jobs at the companies that are the chief spo…
Re: I'm a skilled open-source maintainer, but I can't interview due to my disability
#6Is the author in the US? There are laws about this. Here's one resource: https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/guidance/job-applicants-and-ada I have no idea how that turns out in practice.
Re: I'm a skilled open-source maintainer, but I can't interview due to my disability
#7Do you have a link to the repo?
Re: I'm a skilled open-source maintainer, but I can't interview due to my disability
#8Re: I'm a skilled open-source maintainer, but I can't interview due to my disability
#9Do you have a link to the repo?
I'm hesitant to ID myself in connection to this blog post. I try to lead a very quiet/private online life. Thank you for the response, though. :)
That's fine.
Are you getting paid for whatever job you are doing in the university? Do you appear in the list of authors of the paper?