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Andrew Plato wrote:
> How do you know it isn't relevant? Not every firm has the same
> definition of a technical writer as you, or me. Moreover, There
> is a wide gap in reasonability between asking employees to be
> male vs. asking them to give presentations standing up.
>
> Andrew Plato
If a company requires an employee to stand who cannot, then I
expect that company to shell out for an iBOT Mobility System,
which is a wheelchair designed to rise vertically to eye-level
and balance on two wheels. It can also climb stairs....
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