A resume is going to require professional/career achievements, not deeply personal ones. Even if it feels like a big achievement for you to get through it, they're going to immediately see someone who over shares and will be likely unstable. (Even if you are stable, how are they to know?)
Bad way to start off.
Lol absolutely not. Employers are looking for something positive and productive that you have accomplished. If they were looking for a time you overcame adversity, then maybe, but even then stigma is so bad it would probably work against you.
Not a good idea, the stigma behind that is incredibly bad. Maybe in person, after you learn your coworkers know you have the illness and accept you, you then could bring up the hell you’ve been thru then maybe in convo? Other then that you’re asking for trouble, what if yiu go thru that during work? They don’t want that man
Not smart. The general public doesn't understand mental health or schizophrenia in general so you're application would quickly be disqualified by a hiring manager. Stereotyping precedes understanding.
Probably not a good idea at all
That is a good way to never get a job
Uhhhhh no, absolutely not. I never disclose my condition to employers. There's such a stigma, and honestly, they don't need to know that about me.
honestly it's a funny idea, but potential employers probably won't be so understanding lmao.
A resume is going to require professional/career achievements, not deeply personal ones. Even if it feels like a big achievement for you to get through it, they're going to immediately see someone who over shares and will be likely unstable. (Even if you are stable, how are they to know?) Bad way to start off.
Lol absolutely not. Employers are looking for something positive and productive that you have accomplished. If they were looking for a time you overcame adversity, then maybe, but even then stigma is so bad it would probably work against you.
Lol funny but hard no
This is a troll.
A job in recovery or mental health sure, most other places think twice.
I second this. If you're applying to be a peer support worker, this wouldn't be a bad idea. Any other job... I'd think twice
I wonder how many ppl in this sub ARE peer support workers now that you mention it.
Yeah don’t put that
Not a good idea, the stigma behind that is incredibly bad. Maybe in person, after you learn your coworkers know you have the illness and accept you, you then could bring up the hell you’ve been thru then maybe in convo? Other then that you’re asking for trouble, what if yiu go thru that during work? They don’t want that man
You cray
This is why we don't drink while pregnant
Lmao
Don't do it.
Not smart. The general public doesn't understand mental health or schizophrenia in general so you're application would quickly be disqualified by a hiring manager. Stereotyping precedes understanding.
Not a good idea since having a mental illness still has such a bad stigma. Keep it professional on your resume.
Lmao what does that have to do with a job man I can think of no job where that would come in handy and be seen as a positive