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“It’s much easier and more comfortable to hear, which means I can spend less cognitive energy on deciphering what just happened, and more energy on executing the unique skills and expertise that I bring to my workplace.”
Last year, Peter experienced significant hearing loss. “It was very difficult for me to get a job because I could not even conduct an interview,” he shares.
Jason recommends WorkBC Assistive Technology Services to others in need, saying the accommodations have “absolutely” improved his ability to work.
Through WorkBC Assistive Technology Services, Alice received JAWS screen reading software, a large widescreen monitor, monitor arm, computer headset, and backlit large print keyboard. She also received JAWS training on programs such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Chrome and other Google products.
“I was so impressed with the quality of service that I received and just how rapidly I received my new hearing aids,” Rod says of WorkBC Assistive Technology Services. “Now that they are fitted, I can hear so much better.”