Color blind people can you not be in a gang ?
I was thinking.. If your color Blind Well they not let you join there gang. Or do they just give you like a Desk job or something ? Cuz i mean if you where out there fighting and you cant see who has on a Red Shirt or a Blue Shirt how well you know who to stab ? In less they really like there Color Blind friend, Then i guess they would all be shirt less in there gang and just where a Banana on there arm or something
What kind of jobs/careers do blind people have?
There are quite a few jobs for blind people. Here is a list of some of the most common jobs for blind people:Massage therapyPhysical therapyCourt reportingChefSound board operatorAudio productionAssistive Technology TrainingTeachingBakingAcupunctureWritingArtCarpentryPhotographyComputer ProgrammingMusicVoice Over work for commercials or audio booksI’m sure there are more.
What US military branch can I join as a legally blind person?
According to the common US military enlistment standards,Visiona. Current distant visual acuity of any degree that does not correct with spectacle lenses to at least one of thefollowing (367) is disqualifying:(1) 20/40 in one eye and 20/70 in the other eye.(2) 20/30 in one eye and 20/100 in the other eye.(3) 20/20 in one eye and 20/400 in the other eye.Therefore, if you are legally blind (which is generally defined as 20/200 in your better eye) than you would be ineligible for enlistment. However, if you are only legally blind without correction, and correction does bring you within the standards listed above then you would be eligible for enlistment with any of the military services.Keep in mind that specific jobs have more stringent criteria. So, while you may qualify for some jobs, your choices will be more limited than someone without vision difficulties.AlternativesIf you are ineligible for military service, you may wish to volunteer with the Civil Air Patrol (CAP), the Coast Guard Auxiliary (CGAUX), or a State Defense Force (SDF).These are congressionally-mandated, state-supported non-military, non-paying, volunteer positions that allow you to support the work of the US military. Their standards are generally much more relaxed when compared to the military.
What jobs can the blind do good? Are they worth paying money to do a good job? Taste...?
In my opinion, there are not many jobs a blind person cannot do at all, even though he/she might be limited somehow. Since there are many aids for blind people to get them mobile, working with computers etc, there truely shouldn't be any limitation to what you can do. Any computer work should be possible, I presume there are some mobile jobs, like truck driver, taxi driver or mail delivery, that are not quite 'obvious' choices, but dispatcher at the taxi central (taking in calls and arranging the correct taxi to that location) should be easily possible. Ever since I saw the recent movie/documentary about a group of blind Tibettan children conquer the Himalaya, I truely feel the only limits are in the person's mind.
I'm color blind but what jobs (if any) can i do in the air force where ill be in the air?
I'm joining the air force very soon and yes i am color blind. and yes i know that i can fly and some jobs i also cant do. but what i want to know is, are there any jobs that i can do where i will be flying? as in like in the air. also i would like a job where i will travel a lot. i did research but could find anything please help! (if you can awnsure) how exactly do i become an officer? i would like to be one.
What are some job ideas for totally blind people?
Depends on the level of vision loss and schooling said person has. But here's a few possibilities to get things started.If you know your way around a keyboard, you could do some kind of office work. (Also something that any level of vision loss can work around, as there's probably a few keyboards designed to help people with low vision.)If you have a seeing eye dog, you could maybe do some dog walking as your own business.If you can knit or do other types of crafts that's another option. Or if you know a friend that makes crafts, you guys could start doing craft fairs together. Maybe have a small store somewhere.Another idea if you are skilled with a keyboard is to try becoming a writer. That way you can work more at your own pace and can do that from your home.Ask at retail stores and see what happens. They might have jobs available.Hopefully this list gives you some ideas.
What Jobs/Occupation can a blind fellow do?
There are many, many jobs that a blind person can do. They can teach, they can do computer programming like my husband, they can almost everything that a sighted person can do.I honestly did not know that a blind person can do so much till I met my husband. The problem that I found, was not with the fact that my husband Shane cannot see, but with the fact that society underestimates his abilities. We’ve been married for 10 years now and during that time, I’ve seen him get turned down for employment again and again due to his vision.When we lived in NYC, Shane had many opportunities to work with people that saw past his visual disability. When we left NYC after Hurricane Sandy destroyed our home, we went to live in upstate NY due to the fact that NYC had become too expensive to live in. This is a small town and people here are very narrow minded. They do not want to give Shane a chance to work because they think that he is a liability. That is what he was told, that his vision or lack thereof, is a liability. This hurt Shane very much because people did not see him at this point, but they only saw that he was disabled.What I tell people is that Shane saved my life during Hurricane Sandy. The night that the hurricane hit, an 8 foot wall of water broke down the walls of the house and I was trapped behind a steel frame. I couldn't get out and the water was rising. My husband swam out and got help for me and then swam back in to get me. He kept calling my name till I answered back, he even saved my cat who was trapped in the bedroom. He didn't care that he couldn't see, that the water was rising and that there was the chance that he could get electrocuted along with me because the electricity was still on. He saved my life. Does that sound like someone who would be a liability???We are trying to get out of this town and to move to a bigger place where there will be more opportunities for someone with a visual disability. Right now, I’m the one who is the bread winner and it is very difficult. We have a GoFundMe page that people have been donating to so we can get out of our current situation and be able to move from here. Please donate if you can and thank you so much!!Click here to support HELP US MOVE AND FIND A BETTER LIFE by Johanna El Attar-Hill
What jobs would be very difficult/impossible for a deaf person to do?
I'm writing a story, and one of my characters is deaf. I want to show her frustration with having a passion for something she won't be able to do. Initially, I was going to have her as an aspiring pilot, but then I found out that deaf people can in fact be pilots. I don't mean to offend anyone, but what are some jobs a deaf person couldn't do?
Could a blind person be a good private investigator?
A blind person could in fact be a private investigator, but would realistically be limited to using those senses he or she has other than eyesight. There are many programs available to the investigator which only require the use of a computer to inquire and receive information back from. If the blind person has computer capability, then they could in fact do a lot from their desk. The telephone of course is another tool they can use to their advantage. When we talk of a private investigator, it really covers a huge area of investigation. A blind person could specialize in providing credit information, background checks, skip tracing, and other locate types of service. Obviously, visual surveillance would be out of the question. How good anyone is as an investigator is pretty subjective and depends on the individual person and their tenacity to find the information desired by the client.