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Inclusive hiring for people with disabilities

From the very first days of our company, Microsoft has sought to enable individuals and organizations around world to do great things.

Neurodiversity program

Recruit, onboard and development of Neurodiverse individuals.

Supported employment

Supporting people with intellectual developmental disabilities via Real Estate & Facilities vendor ecosystem.

Disability hiring

Every day at Microsoft, we are hiring people with disabilities into full time roles across the company.

Our culture

Microsoft is striving to promote an inclusive company culture. We work to ensure that our products meet the needs of all our customers, including people with disabilities. We believe that when our technology reflects the diversity of the people who use it, everyone can achieve more.

Disability Employee Resource Group

The Disability ERG represents employees with disabilities, their family and allies. It drives internal visibility, awareness of disability groups, and accessibility improvements in the work environment.
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Ability Hack

Our annual One Week hackathon brings together employees from across the company to “hack” solutions to the world’s biggest challenges. The Ability Hack challenges employees to build opportunities that empower people with disabilities through technology.
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Ability Summit

Our annual Ability Summit brings Microsoft employees and members of the disability community into conversation with leaders in government, business, and academia, to discuss building inclusive cultures and using technology to empower people with disabilities.

News & stories

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Microsoft's Diversity & Inclusion report

November 2023

A newly released report from Microsoft reveals that the number of US employees who identify as having a disability is 8.8%.

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Empowering employees with disabilities

May 2020

Chuck Edward, corporate vice president of Human Resources at Microsoft, reveals his disability to help others have a more empowered voice.

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Learn skills for in-demand jobs

August 2020

Start developing your skills for free with learning paths from LinkedIn Learning and Microsoft Learn, then practice tech skills in the GitHub Learning Lab.

Stay connected

Microsoft Inclusive Hiring Webinar


We know applying for jobs can seem overwhelming, so we're hosting monthly webinars to help simplify the processes around applying to roles at Microsoft. Learn about Microsoft's Neurodiversity Hiring Program, requesting interview accommodations, and hear from members of the Disability ERG who will share their story of what it's like to be a person with a disability working at Microsoft.

 

To register visit:  Aka.ms/InclusiveHiringWebinar

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