Find a job: do you put diabetic in your curriculum or interview?

It seems ridiculous to be afraid to say that you are diabetic in a job interview, because more than once they will do better if they know it.Also tell you that with the driving license you do not play.If you do not say that you are diabetic in traffic your meats are not legal.And I know from experience because I was taken away from the professional and the car I had to renew it every year for 3 years. Now they are giving me every 4 years, I advise you not to play with that subject.

Varela1313 said:
It seems ridiculous to be afraid to say that you are diabetic in a job interview, because more than once I will do better if you know it.Also tell you that with the driving license you do not play.If you do not say that you are diabetic in traffic your meats are not legal.And I know from experience because I was taken from me and the car I had to renew it every year for 3 years. Now they are giving me every 4 years, I advise you not to play with that subject.

Very good opinion, the bad thing is that sometimes things that make people have for their future.
I was in a transport company such as Frigorist/Electricist without even being diabetic those years, and they threw several national and international drivers as soon as they knew they were diabetics, not only that, but they told other companies in the guild.That is why in that company they said nothing.I met a diabetic driver who had been hidden for 25 years.

Well, to me in the analysis of the company I left the sugar through the clouds and then of course I had to go to my header and I said the reason.Obviously they asked me about the results and said it was type two diabetic.I continue in my work as if such a thing.If I changed jobs I would not say it, just as I try to fill in the CV a year of inactivity for a depression.There are things that unfortunately are not yet understood

Hello!!

What are you going to say it?

I have debuted being in my company and everyone has known it because I have commented, because I have been with them for more than a year and I think that by some chance I gave me a downturn or a rush they knew what happens to me.

And all ok.My boss the most comprehensive.I have spent a lot and despite spending two horrible weeks through my climbs, and adapting to me because I have not stopped curing.

At first I took insulin (because I always click me) and explained to them, and my glucometer always goes with me in case I need to look at me.