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    When Interviewing Disabled People, Interviewers Tend to Avoid Directly Addressing
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When Interviewing Disabled People, Interviewers Tend to Avoid Directly Addressing

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When interviewing disabled people, interviewers tend to avoid directly addressing the disability which limits their ability to get relevant information about the candidates' ability to do the job.

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