Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[ARORA Meesha]

Very Precise and well summarized Amar!
I completely agree and since I also lost my clarity just this year in the early 
months so it has been extremely difficult to manage my job along with emotional 
stress however I was determined not to give up and learnt the screen reader 
just few months back in July this year and back to work in full swing.
It has been very challenging in the beginning however kept on researching to 
find various solutions and still learning.
Good luck!
Stay blessed!
-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] 
On Behalf Of Amar Jain
Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2016 10:31 AM
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones 
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

Hi Prerna,

While I understand the emotional complexities of acquiring late blindness, but 
the fact is that now you got to accept it and decide for yourself to make the 
best of your career, and life.

I appreciate that you have made a good start by learning to deal with assistive 
technology. Now, our focus should be to:

1. Identify your key strengths;

2. Outline potential challenges;

3. Figure out critical limitations if any;

4. Design strategies and solutions; and

5. Reach out to people with blindness who match your career profile and gain an 
understanding of what their strategies are.

Life need not stop because of blindness, you are still a human with a lot of 
dreams and goals Prerna. What has only changed is the fact that your eyesight 
does not exist. But the life, your career, your qualities, your dreams, your 
self respect and dignity, all of it exist. Accept yourself, your such difficult 
challenge which has brought your life to a grinding halt, and then think 
yourself as to whether you can give a more difficult fight to your challenge. I 
am sure you can, are you sure too? Make a start Prerna, no point in thinking 
over what has happened. You can call / email me, if you need, and please also 
describe your career profile in more concrete terms, so that we can connect 
with right individuals. I have some people in mind who may set you to get 
started.

Hope to see this Prerna to be a cutting edge successful professional soon.

Regards,
Amar Jain

Sent from my iPhone

> On 17-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Prerna Sobti <prerna.so...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi all it is great to read about the experiences of you all! I lost my 
> eyesight three years back and ever since I have stopped working I was 
> a corporate trainer prior to that and have trained people to director 
> and VP level Reading about the challenges you all are facing and the 
> profiles you all have is motivating me to start thinking about my 
> career again. Any help guidance will be appreciated awaiting your 
> responses warm regards Prerna Sobti
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On 17-Dec-2016, at 7:42 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In 
>> RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards 
>> accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have 
>> given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg 
>> terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work 
>> going on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen 
>> reader friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive 
>> attitude towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Ajay
>> 
>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>> Indeed so true!
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
>>> Amar Jain
>>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
>>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of 
>>> mobile phones and Tabs.
>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>>> 
>>> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are 
>>> concerned, lists like this will help you address them to a large 
>>> extent. And for others, ultimately each one of us creates a comfort zones 
>>> by adopting strategies.
>>> 
>>> Warmly,
>>> Amar Jain
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
>>>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>> Dear Meesha,
>>>> 
>>>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with 
>>>> you on 

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[ARORA Meesha]

Good for you!
In my case , I have to research as much as I could and keep trying for things I 
could not find a solution for at the moment.
It's true there are lot of misconceptions re the accessibility and it seems a 
foreign word to the sighted people and I can feel a general reluctance towards 
it.
-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] 
On Behalf Of Ajay Minocha
Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2016 7:43 PM
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones 
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

Hi,

At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In RBS, I 
found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards accessibility and they 
though are working at their own pace yet have given me few sollutions which now 
enable me to use a Bloomberg terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. 
There's some work going on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become 
screen reader friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive 
attitude towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.

Regards,
Ajay

On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
> Indeed so true!
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mobile.accessindia
> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
> Amar Jain
> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile 
> phones and Tabs.
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>
> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are concerned, 
> lists like this will help you address them to a large extent. And for 
> others, ultimately each one of us creates a comfort zones by adopting 
> strategies.
>
> Warmly,
> Amar Jain
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Dear Meesha,
>>
>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with you 
>> on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm doing 
>> exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our best, try 
>> to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away from things 
>> beyond our performance, and finally, be content with our present 
>> performance with a constant effort to improve the scope of the same 
>> in future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in you.  Would 
>> like to stay in touch.  Good luck.
>>
>>
>>
>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>> Hello Amar,
>>> Thanks for your email!
>>> I mainly work on management reporting .
>>> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly 
>>> research to find accessible solutions for any applications I work on 
>>> and since softwares are frequently updated so I often get struck 
>>> when my screen reader doesn't work with it.
>>> Then navigating any new places that I may have to go for business 
>>> reasons is not exciting .
>>> Then if I am in a call /meeting then if the other person may not be 
>>> willing to give you some extra time as one is naturally slower than 
>>> a sighted person as I have to multitask with my screen reader 
>>> /understanding the current task and provide a solution . And there 
>>> will be a lot of occations where I have to avoid participation as I 
>>> may not be able to do a task on my own and others may not be 
>>> available to help .
>>> Then some more general issues like the workplaces are not accessible 
>>> , even the office intranet is not fully accessible  etc etc I mean 
>>> it is a long list however I can tell a common way to deal 
>>> practically any set of challenge  which is just focus on what best 
>>> one can do and don't feel left out or disheartened if you don't get 
>>> what you think you rightfully deserve .
>>> If one keeps trying then one is bound to reach closer to what one 
>>> wants even if not completely accomplish it .
>>> And yes I have learned that it is wiser to voice out your 
>>> limitations and possible solutions in time without worrying about 
>>> what others may think or what result may come as long as you are 
>>> principally correct.
>>> Hope it helps!
>>> Thanks & Regards,
>>>
>>> **
>>> Meesha Arora
>>> One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!
>>>
>>>
>>> -Original Message---

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[नूपुर जैन]

Dear Prerna,

I have been a behavioural training in corporate since 8 years.
You can get in touch with me. I am visually impaired too.

I can be contacted at 9845864241.
Regards,

Nupur jain


-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] 
On Behalf Of George Abraham
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2016 12:06 PM
To: 'Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones 
and Tabs. '
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

Dear Prerna,

Your profile is good. There is no reason you should stop. If you would like to 
brainstorm on possibilities, you could give a call at Score Foundation and have 
a chat. If you are Delhi based then we could meet. I am reachable at 
geo...@eyeway.org and 011 26472581

Warm regards,

George Abraham
CEO
Score Foundation
17/107, LGF,
Vikramvihar, Lajpatnagar 4,
New Delhi 110024
Ph: 91 11 26472581,91 11 46070396
Mob: 91 9810934040
Email: geo...@eyeway.org
Website: www.scorefoundation.org.in/www.eyeway.org
Skype: georgeabraham13



-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia
[mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Payal Kapoor
Sent: 19 December 2016 11:41
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones 
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

hi Prerna,
good to see you taking your first steps in reaching out to the group.
we all have at some point or the other found ourselves in places we never 
thought we'd be in.
there are many of us here who have dealt with acquiring blindness later in our 
lives and have received unconditional support when we have asked for it.
as for your previous corporate profile, it happens to be one where we have many 
successful individuals, with varying degrees of blindness, working in 
multinational companies.
like Amar and the others have said, once you've decided how you want to take 
your life forward, there are many of us here who can connect you to people to 
guide you, if you so desire.
in most any other ways as well, you will find many willing hands extended your 
way.
all the best.
Payal

On 12/19/16, PAULMUDDHA <paulmud...@canarabank.com> wrote:
> Welcome to this group.
> Where are you located and you can call me on 9449021997 I work as a 
> senior manager in Canarabank Regareds Paul
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mobile.accessindia
> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
Prerna
> Sobti
> Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2016 8:00 PM
> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile 
> phones and Tabs.
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>
> Hi all it is great to read about the experiences of you all! I lost my 
> eyesight three years back and ever since I have stopped working I was 
> a corporate trainer prior to that and have trained people to director 
> and
VP
> level Reading about the challenges you all are facing and the profiles
you
> all have is motivating me to start thinking about my career again. Any
help
> guidance will be appreciated awaiting your responses warm regards 
> Prerna Sobti
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 17-Dec-2016, at 7:42 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In 
>> RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards 
>> accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have 
>> given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg 
>> terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work 
>> going on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen 
>> reader friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive 
>> attitude towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Ajay
>>
>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>> Indeed so true!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
>>> Amar Jain
>>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
>>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of 
>>> mobile phones and Tabs.
>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>>>
>>> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are 
>>> concerned, lists like this will help you address them to a large 
>>> extent. And for others, ultimately each one of us creates a comfort 
>>> zones
> by adopting strategies.
>

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[PAULMUDDHA]

Bangalore

-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia
[mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Prerna
Sobti
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2016 11:22 AM
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

Hi thank you for your contact details I'm not so familiar or comfort table
using the screen reader yet will try and save your contact I will then
connect with you over the phone I am located in New Delhi where are you
from?

Sent from my iPhone

> On 19-Dec-2016, at 10:23 AM, PAULMUDDHA <paulmud...@canarabank.com> wrote:
> 
> Welcome to this group.
> Where are you located and you can call me on 9449021997 I work as a 
> senior manager in Canarabank Regareds Paul
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Mobile.accessindia
> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
> Prerna Sobti
> Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2016 8:00 PM
> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile 
> phones and Tabs.
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
> 
> Hi all it is great to read about the experiences of you all! I lost my 
> eyesight three years back and ever since I have stopped working I was 
> a corporate trainer prior to that and have trained people to director 
> and VP level Reading about the challenges you all are facing and the 
> profiles you all have is motivating me to start thinking about my 
> career again. Any help guidance will be appreciated awaiting your 
> responses warm regards Prerna Sobti
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On 17-Dec-2016, at 7:42 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In 
>> RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards 
>> accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have 
>> given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg 
>> terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work 
>> going on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen 
>> reader friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive 
>> attitude towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Ajay
>> 
>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>> Indeed so true!
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
>>> Amar Jain
>>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
>>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of 
>>> mobile phones and Tabs.
>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>>> 
>>> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are 
>>> concerned, lists like this will help you address them to a large 
>>> extent. And for others, ultimately each one of us creates a comfort 
>>> zones
> by adopting strategies.
>>> 
>>> Warmly,
>>> Amar Jain
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
>>>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>> Dear Meesha,
>>>> 
>>>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with 
>>>> you on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm 
>>>> doing exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our 
>>>> best, try to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away 
>>>> from things beyond our performance, and finally, be content with 
>>>> our present performance with a constant effort to improve the scope 
>>>> of the same in future.  I see a very positive and realistic person 
>>>> in you.  Would like to stay in touch.  Good luck.
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>>>> Hello Amar,
>>>>> Thanks for your email!
>>>>> I mainly work on management reporting .
>>>>> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly 
>>>>> research to find accessible solutions for any applications I work 
>>>>> on and since softwares are frequently updated so I often get 
>>>>> struck when my screen reader doesn't work with it.
>>>>> Then navigating an

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[George Abraham]

Dear Prerna,

Your profile is good. There is no reason you should stop. If you would like
to brainstorm on possibilities, you could give a call at Score Foundation
and have a chat. If you are Delhi based then we could meet. I am reachable
at geo...@eyeway.org and 011 26472581

Warm regards,

George Abraham
CEO
Score Foundation
17/107, LGF,
Vikramvihar, Lajpatnagar 4,
New Delhi 110024
Ph: 91 11 26472581,91 11 46070396
Mob: 91 9810934040
Email: geo...@eyeway.org
Website: www.scorefoundation.org.in/www.eyeway.org
Skype: georgeabraham13



-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia
[mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Payal
Kapoor
Sent: 19 December 2016 11:41
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
phones and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

hi Prerna,
good to see you taking your first steps in reaching out to the group.
we all have at some point or the other found ourselves in places we
never thought we'd be in.
there are many of us here who have dealt with acquiring blindness
later in our lives and have received unconditional support when we
have asked for it.
as for your previous corporate profile, it happens to be one where we
have many successful individuals, with varying degrees of blindness,
working in multinational companies.
like Amar and the others have said, once you've decided how you want
to take your life forward, there are many of us here who can connect
you to people to guide you, if you so desire.
in most any other ways as well, you will find many willing hands
extended your way.
all the best.
Payal

On 12/19/16, PAULMUDDHA <paulmud...@canarabank.com> wrote:
> Welcome to this group.
> Where are you located and you can call me on 9449021997
> I work as a senior manager in Canarabank
> Regareds
> Paul
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mobile.accessindia
> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
Prerna
> Sobti
> Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2016 8:00 PM
> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
> phones
> and Tabs.
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>
> Hi all it is great to read about the experiences of you all! I lost my
> eyesight three years back and ever since I have stopped working I was a
> corporate trainer prior to that and have trained people to director and
VP
> level Reading about the challenges you all are facing and the profiles
you
> all have is motivating me to start thinking about my career again. Any
help
> guidance will be appreciated awaiting your responses warm regards Prerna
> Sobti
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 17-Dec-2016, at 7:42 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In
>> RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards
>> accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have
>> given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg
>> terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work going
>> on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen reader
>> friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive attitude
>> towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Ajay
>>
>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>> Indeed so true!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
>>> Amar Jain
>>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
>>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
>>> phones and Tabs.
>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>>>
>>> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are
>>> concerned, lists like this will help you address them to a large
>>> extent. And for others, ultimately each one of us creates a comfort
>>> zones
> by adopting strategies.
>>>
>>> Warmly,
>>> Amar Jain
>>>
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>
>>>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Dear Meesha,
>>>>
>>>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with
>>>> you on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm
>>>> doing exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our
>>>> best, try to find out solution

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Payal Kapoor]

hi Prerna,
good to see you taking your first steps in reaching out to the group.
we all have at some point or the other found ourselves in places we
never thought we'd be in.
there are many of us here who have dealt with acquiring blindness
later in our lives and have received unconditional support when we
have asked for it.
as for your previous corporate profile, it happens to be one where we
have many successful individuals, with varying degrees of blindness,
working in multinational companies.
like Amar and the others have said, once you've decided how you want
to take your life forward, there are many of us here who can connect
you to people to guide you, if you so desire.
in most any other ways as well, you will find many willing hands
extended your way.
all the best.
Payal

On 12/19/16, PAULMUDDHA <paulmud...@canarabank.com> wrote:
> Welcome to this group.
> Where are you located and you can call me on 9449021997
> I work as a senior manager in Canarabank
> Regareds
> Paul
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mobile.accessindia
> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Prerna
> Sobti
> Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2016 8:00 PM
> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
> phones
> and Tabs.
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>
> Hi all it is great to read about the experiences of you all! I lost my
> eyesight three years back and ever since I have stopped working I was a
> corporate trainer prior to that and have trained people to director and VP
> level Reading about the challenges you all are facing and the profiles you
> all have is motivating me to start thinking about my career again. Any help
> guidance will be appreciated awaiting your responses warm regards Prerna
> Sobti
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 17-Dec-2016, at 7:42 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In
>> RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards
>> accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have
>> given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg
>> terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work going
>> on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen reader
>> friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive attitude
>> towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Ajay
>>
>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>> Indeed so true!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
>>> Amar Jain
>>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
>>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
>>> phones and Tabs.
>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>>>
>>> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are
>>> concerned, lists like this will help you address them to a large
>>> extent. And for others, ultimately each one of us creates a comfort
>>> zones
> by adopting strategies.
>>>
>>> Warmly,
>>> Amar Jain
>>>
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>
>>>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Dear Meesha,
>>>>
>>>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with
>>>> you on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm
>>>> doing exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our
>>>> best, try to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away
>>>> from things beyond our performance, and finally, be content with our
>>>> present performance with a constant effort to improve the scope of
>>>> the same in future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in
>>>> you.  Would like to stay in touch.  Good luck.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>>>> Hello Amar,
>>>>> Thanks for your email!
>>>>> I mainly work on management reporting .
>>>>> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly
>>>>> research to find accessible solutions for any applications I work
>>>>> on and since softwares ar

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Prerna Sobti]

Hi thank you for your contact details I'm not so familiar or comfort table 
using the screen reader yet will try and save your contact I will then connect 
with you over the phone I am located in New Delhi where are you from?

Sent from my iPhone

> On 19-Dec-2016, at 10:23 AM, PAULMUDDHA <paulmud...@canarabank.com> wrote:
> 
> Welcome to this group.
> Where are you located and you can call me on 9449021997
> I work as a senior manager in Canarabank
> Regareds
> Paul
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Mobile.accessindia
> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Prerna
> Sobti
> Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2016 8:00 PM
> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones
> and Tabs.
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
> 
> Hi all it is great to read about the experiences of you all! I lost my
> eyesight three years back and ever since I have stopped working I was a
> corporate trainer prior to that and have trained people to director and VP
> level Reading about the challenges you all are facing and the profiles you
> all have is motivating me to start thinking about my career again. Any help
> guidance will be appreciated awaiting your responses warm regards Prerna
> Sobti
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On 17-Dec-2016, at 7:42 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In 
>> RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards 
>> accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have 
>> given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg 
>> terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work going 
>> on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen reader 
>> friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive attitude 
>> towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Ajay
>> 
>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>> Indeed so true!
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
>>> Amar Jain
>>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
>>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile 
>>> phones and Tabs.
>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>>> 
>>> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are 
>>> concerned, lists like this will help you address them to a large 
>>> extent. And for others, ultimately each one of us creates a comfort zones
> by adopting strategies.
>>> 
>>> Warmly,
>>> Amar Jain
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
>>>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>> Dear Meesha,
>>>> 
>>>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with 
>>>> you on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm 
>>>> doing exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our 
>>>> best, try to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away 
>>>> from things beyond our performance, and finally, be content with our 
>>>> present performance with a constant effort to improve the scope of 
>>>> the same in future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in 
>>>> you.  Would like to stay in touch.  Good luck.
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>>>> Hello Amar,
>>>>> Thanks for your email!
>>>>> I mainly work on management reporting .
>>>>> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly 
>>>>> research to find accessible solutions for any applications I work 
>>>>> on and since softwares are frequently updated so I often get struck 
>>>>> when my screen reader doesn't work with it.
>>>>> Then navigating any new places that I may have to go for business 
>>>>> reasons is not exciting .
>>>>> Then if I am in a call /meeting then if the other person may not be 
>>>>> willing to give you some extra time as one is naturally slower than 
>>>>> a sighted person as I have to multitask wi

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[PAULMUDDHA]

Welcome to this group.
Where are you located and you can call me on 9449021997
I work as a senior manager in Canarabank
Regareds
Paul

-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia
[mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Prerna
Sobti
Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2016 8:00 PM
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

Hi all it is great to read about the experiences of you all! I lost my
eyesight three years back and ever since I have stopped working I was a
corporate trainer prior to that and have trained people to director and VP
level Reading about the challenges you all are facing and the profiles you
all have is motivating me to start thinking about my career again. Any help
guidance will be appreciated awaiting your responses warm regards Prerna
Sobti

Sent from my iPhone

> On 17-Dec-2016, at 7:42 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In 
> RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards 
> accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have 
> given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg 
> terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work going 
> on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen reader 
> friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive attitude 
> towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.
> 
> Regards,
> Ajay
> 
>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>> Indeed so true!
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
>> Amar Jain
>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile 
>> phones and Tabs.
>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>> 
>> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are 
>> concerned, lists like this will help you address them to a large 
>> extent. And for others, ultimately each one of us creates a comfort zones
by adopting strategies.
>> 
>> Warmly,
>> Amar Jain
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Dear Meesha,
>>> 
>>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with 
>>> you on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm 
>>> doing exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our 
>>> best, try to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away 
>>> from things beyond our performance, and finally, be content with our 
>>> present performance with a constant effort to improve the scope of 
>>> the same in future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in 
>>> you.  Would like to stay in touch.  Good luck.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>>> Hello Amar,
>>>> Thanks for your email!
>>>> I mainly work on management reporting .
>>>> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly 
>>>> research to find accessible solutions for any applications I work 
>>>> on and since softwares are frequently updated so I often get struck 
>>>> when my screen reader doesn't work with it.
>>>> Then navigating any new places that I may have to go for business 
>>>> reasons is not exciting .
>>>> Then if I am in a call /meeting then if the other person may not be 
>>>> willing to give you some extra time as one is naturally slower than 
>>>> a sighted person as I have to multitask with my screen reader 
>>>> /understanding the current task and provide a solution . And there 
>>>> will be a lot of occations where I have to avoid participation as I 
>>>> may not be able to do a task on my own and others may not be 
>>>> available to help .
>>>> Then some more general issues like the workplaces are not 
>>>> accessible , even the office intranet is not fully accessible  etc 
>>>> etc I mean it is a long list however I can tell a common way to 
>>>> deal practically any set of challenge  which is just focus on what 
>>>> best one can do and don't feel left out or disheartened if you 
>>>> don't get w

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Vamshi. G]

Well said, Amar.  Prerna,  please draw a plan as Amar suggested.  You
think whether you are comfortable taking up your earlier profession or
take up new profession.  We are here to connect you to the right
people.  I know someone who is in corporate training.

On 12/18/16, Amar Jain <amarj...@amarjain.com> wrote:
> Hi Prerna,
>
> While I understand the emotional complexities of acquiring late blindness,
> but the fact is that now you got to accept it and decide for yourself to
> make the best of your career, and life.
>
> I appreciate that you have made a good start by learning to deal with
> assistive technology. Now, our focus should be to:
>
> 1. Identify your key strengths;
>
> 2. Outline potential challenges;
>
> 3. Figure out critical limitations if any;
>
> 4. Design strategies and solutions; and
>
> 5. Reach out to people with blindness who match your career profile and gain
> an understanding of what their strategies are.
>
> Life need not stop because of blindness, you are still a human with a lot of
> dreams and goals Prerna. What has only changed is the fact that your
> eyesight does not exist. But the life, your career, your qualities, your
> dreams, your self respect and dignity, all of it exist. Accept yourself,
> your such difficult challenge which has brought your life to a grinding
> halt, and then think yourself as to whether you can give a more difficult
> fight to your challenge. I am sure you can, are you sure too? Make a start
> Prerna, no point in thinking over what has happened. You can call / email
> me, if you need, and please also describe your career profile in more
> concrete terms, so that we can connect with right individuals. I have some
> people in mind who may set you to get started.
>
> Hope to see this Prerna to be a cutting edge successful professional soon.
>
> Regards,
> Amar Jain
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 17-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Prerna Sobti <prerna.so...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi all it is great to read about the experiences of you all! I lost my
>> eyesight three years back and ever since I have stopped working I was a
>> corporate trainer prior to that and have trained people to director and VP
>> level Reading about the challenges you all are facing and the profiles you
>> all have is motivating me to start thinking about my career again. Any
>> help guidance will be appreciated awaiting your responses warm regards
>> Prerna Sobti
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>> On 17-Dec-2016, at 7:42 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In
>>> RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards
>>> accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have
>>> given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg
>>> terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work going
>>> on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen reader
>>> friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive attitude
>>> towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Ajay
>>>
>>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>>> Indeed so true!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -Original Message-
>>>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>>>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
>>>> Amar
>>>> Jain
>>>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
>>>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
>>>> phones
>>>> and Tabs.
>>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>>>>
>>>> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are concerned,
>>>> lists
>>>> like this will help you address them to a large extent. And for others,
>>>> ultimately each one of us creates a comfort zones by adopting
>>>> strategies.
>>>>
>>>> Warmly,
>>>> Amar Jain
>>>>
>>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>>
>>>>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Dear Meesha,
>>>>>
>>>>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with you
>>>>> on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm doing
>>>>> e

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Amar Jain]

Hi Prerna,

While I understand the emotional complexities of acquiring late blindness, but 
the fact is that now you got to accept it and decide for yourself to make the 
best of your career, and life.

I appreciate that you have made a good start by learning to deal with assistive 
technology. Now, our focus should be to:

1. Identify your key strengths;

2. Outline potential challenges;

3. Figure out critical limitations if any;

4. Design strategies and solutions; and

5. Reach out to people with blindness who match your career profile and gain an 
understanding of what their strategies are.

Life need not stop because of blindness, you are still a human with a lot of 
dreams and goals Prerna. What has only changed is the fact that your eyesight 
does not exist. But the life, your career, your qualities, your dreams, your 
self respect and dignity, all of it exist. Accept yourself, your such difficult 
challenge which has brought your life to a grinding halt, and then think 
yourself as to whether you can give a more difficult fight to your challenge. I 
am sure you can, are you sure too? Make a start Prerna, no point in thinking 
over what has happened. You can call / email me, if you need, and please also 
describe your career profile in more concrete terms, so that we can connect 
with right individuals. I have some people in mind who may set you to get 
started.

Hope to see this Prerna to be a cutting edge successful professional soon.

Regards,
Amar Jain

Sent from my iPhone

> On 17-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Prerna Sobti <prerna.so...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi all it is great to read about the experiences of you all! I lost my 
> eyesight three years back and ever since I have stopped working I was a 
> corporate trainer prior to that and have trained people to director and VP 
> level Reading about the challenges you all are facing and the profiles you 
> all have is motivating me to start thinking about my career again. Any help 
> guidance will be appreciated awaiting your responses warm regards Prerna Sobti
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On 17-Dec-2016, at 7:42 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In
>> RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards
>> accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have
>> given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg
>> terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work going
>> on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen reader
>> friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive attitude
>> towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Ajay
>> 
>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>> Indeed so true!
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Amar
>>> Jain
>>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
>>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones
>>> and Tabs.
>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>>> 
>>> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are concerned, lists
>>> like this will help you address them to a large extent. And for others,
>>> ultimately each one of us creates a comfort zones by adopting strategies.
>>> 
>>> Warmly,
>>> Amar Jain
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
>>>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>> Dear Meesha,
>>>> 
>>>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with you
>>>> on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm doing
>>>> exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our best, try
>>>> to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away from things
>>>> beyond our performance, and finally, be content with our present
>>>> performance with a constant effort to improve the scope of the same in
>>>> future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in you.  Would
>>>> like to stay in touch.  Good luck.
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>>>> Hello Amar,
>>>>> Thanks for your email!
>>>>> I mainly work on management reporting .
>>>>> Well , t

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Prerna Sobti]

Hi all it is great to read about the experiences of you all! I lost my eyesight 
three years back and ever since I have stopped working I was a corporate 
trainer prior to that and have trained people to director and VP level Reading 
about the challenges you all are facing and the profiles you all have is 
motivating me to start thinking about my career again. Any help guidance will 
be appreciated awaiting your responses warm regards Prerna Sobti

Sent from my iPhone

> On 17-Dec-2016, at 7:42 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In
> RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards
> accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have
> given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg
> terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work going
> on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen reader
> friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive attitude
> towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.
> 
> Regards,
> Ajay
> 
>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>> Indeed so true!
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Amar
>> Jain
>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones
>> and Tabs.
>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>> 
>> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are concerned, lists
>> like this will help you address them to a large extent. And for others,
>> ultimately each one of us creates a comfort zones by adopting strategies.
>> 
>> Warmly,
>> Amar Jain
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Dear Meesha,
>>> 
>>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with you
>>> on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm doing
>>> exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our best, try
>>> to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away from things
>>> beyond our performance, and finally, be content with our present
>>> performance with a constant effort to improve the scope of the same in
>>> future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in you.  Would
>>> like to stay in touch.  Good luck.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>>> Hello Amar,
>>>> Thanks for your email!
>>>> I mainly work on management reporting .
>>>> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly
>>>> research to find accessible solutions for any applications I work on
>>>> and since softwares are frequently updated so I often get struck when
>>>> my screen reader doesn't work with it.
>>>> Then navigating any new places that I may have to go for business
>>>> reasons is not exciting .
>>>> Then if I am in a call /meeting then if the other person may not be
>>>> willing to give you some extra time as one is naturally slower than a
>>>> sighted person as I have to multitask with my screen reader
>>>> /understanding the current task and provide a solution . And there
>>>> will be a lot of occations where I have to avoid participation as I
>>>> may not be able to do a task on my own and others may not be available to
>>>> help .
>>>> Then some more general issues like the workplaces are not accessible
>>>> , even the office intranet is not fully accessible  etc etc I mean it
>>>> is a long list however I can tell a common way to deal practically
>>>> any set of challenge  which is just focus on what best one can do and
>>>> don't feel left out or disheartened if you don't get what you think
>>>> you rightfully deserve .
>>>> If one keeps trying then one is bound to reach closer to what one
>>>> wants even if not completely accomplish it .
>>>> And yes I have learned that it is wiser to voice out your limitations
>>>> and possible solutions in time without worrying about what others may
>>>> think or what result may come as long as you are principally correct.
>>>> Hope it helps!
>>>> Thank

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Ajay Minocha]

Hi,

At times reaching out directly to the developers solves the issue. In
RBS, I found the Bloomberg developers quite interested towards
accessibility and they though are working at their own pace yet have
given me few sollutions which now enable me to use a Bloomberg
terminal as rapidely as a sighted person does. There's some work going
on the internal Intranet so I hope it would also become screen reader
friendly in couple of months. A lot of devs have positive attitude
towards accessibility but they are missguided at times.

Regards,
Ajay

On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
> Indeed so true!
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mobile.accessindia
> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Amar
> Jain
> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones
> and Tabs.
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>
> Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are concerned, lists
> like this will help you address them to a large extent. And for others,
> ultimately each one of us creates a comfort zones by adopting strategies.
>
> Warmly,
> Amar Jain
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Dear Meesha,
>>
>> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with you
>> on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm doing
>> exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our best, try
>> to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away from things
>> beyond our performance, and finally, be content with our present
>> performance with a constant effort to improve the scope of the same in
>> future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in you.  Would
>> like to stay in touch.  Good luck.
>>
>>
>>
>>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>> Hello Amar,
>>> Thanks for your email!
>>> I mainly work on management reporting .
>>> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly
>>> research to find accessible solutions for any applications I work on
>>> and since softwares are frequently updated so I often get struck when
>>> my screen reader doesn't work with it.
>>> Then navigating any new places that I may have to go for business
>>> reasons is not exciting .
>>> Then if I am in a call /meeting then if the other person may not be
>>> willing to give you some extra time as one is naturally slower than a
>>> sighted person as I have to multitask with my screen reader
>>> /understanding the current task and provide a solution . And there
>>> will be a lot of occations where I have to avoid participation as I
>>> may not be able to do a task on my own and others may not be available to
>>> help .
>>> Then some more general issues like the workplaces are not accessible
>>> , even the office intranet is not fully accessible  etc etc I mean it
>>> is a long list however I can tell a common way to deal practically
>>> any set of challenge  which is just focus on what best one can do and
>>> don't feel left out or disheartened if you don't get what you think
>>> you rightfully deserve .
>>> If one keeps trying then one is bound to reach closer to what one
>>> wants even if not completely accomplish it .
>>> And yes I have learned that it is wiser to voice out your limitations
>>> and possible solutions in time without worrying about what others may
>>> think or what result may come as long as you are principally correct.
>>> Hope it helps!
>>> Thanks & Regards,
>>>
>>> **
>>> Meesha Arora
>>> One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!
>>>
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
>>> Amar Jain
>>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 7:40 AM
>>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
>>> phones and Tabs.
>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>>>
>>> Hi Meesha,
>>>
>>> A warm welcome to this group, although I don't participate much on
>>> this list. Ideally, introductory emails are not supposed to be
>>> responded on the group, but the thought of yours in voicing out when
>>> yo

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[ARORA Meesha]

Indeed so true!



-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] 
On Behalf Of Amar Jain
Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:18 PM
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones 
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are concerned, lists 
like this will help you address them to a large extent. And for others, 
ultimately each one of us creates a comfort zones by adopting strategies.

Warmly,
Amar Jain

Sent from my iPhone

> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Dear Meesha,
> 
> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with you 
> on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm doing 
> exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our best, try 
> to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away from things 
> beyond our performance, and finally, be content with our present 
> performance with a constant effort to improve the scope of the same in 
> future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in you.  Would 
> like to stay in touch.  Good luck.
> 
> 
> 
>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>> Hello Amar,
>> Thanks for your email!
>> I mainly work on management reporting .
>> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly 
>> research to find accessible solutions for any applications I work on 
>> and since softwares are frequently updated so I often get struck when 
>> my screen reader doesn't work with it.
>> Then navigating any new places that I may have to go for business 
>> reasons is not exciting .
>> Then if I am in a call /meeting then if the other person may not be 
>> willing to give you some extra time as one is naturally slower than a 
>> sighted person as I have to multitask with my screen reader 
>> /understanding the current task and provide a solution . And there 
>> will be a lot of occations where I have to avoid participation as I 
>> may not be able to do a task on my own and others may not be available to 
>> help .
>> Then some more general issues like the workplaces are not accessible 
>> , even the office intranet is not fully accessible  etc etc I mean it 
>> is a long list however I can tell a common way to deal practically 
>> any set of challenge  which is just focus on what best one can do and 
>> don't feel left out or disheartened if you don't get what you think 
>> you rightfully deserve .
>> If one keeps trying then one is bound to reach closer to what one 
>> wants even if not completely accomplish it .
>> And yes I have learned that it is wiser to voice out your limitations 
>> and possible solutions in time without worrying about what others may 
>> think or what result may come as long as you are principally correct.
>> Hope it helps!
>> Thanks & Regards,
>> 
>> **
>> Meesha Arora
>> One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!
>> 
>> 
>> -Original Message-----
>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
>> Amar Jain
>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 7:40 AM
>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile 
>> phones and Tabs.
>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>> 
>> Hi Meesha,
>> 
>> A warm welcome to this group, although I don't participate much on 
>> this list. Ideally, introductory emails are not supposed to be 
>> responded on the group, but the thought of yours in voicing out when 
>> you should have, provoked me to defy the guidelines for a couple of reasons.
>> 
>> People at large don't speak up about workplace challenges, and I am 
>> glad you voiced it out. I am a corporate lawyer in Capital Markets, 
>> working with a law firm in Mumbai. I am much younger to you in 
>> experience with only three years of post-qualification experience, 
>> but hope to learn from your challenges. What is your profile at Sopersteria?
>> 
>> Looking forward to hear from you.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Amar Jain
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On 15-Dec-2016, at 11:50 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Vamshi,
>>> 
>>> Do let me know if I can be of any help, If you don't know, I also 
>>> work in finance domain.
>>> 
>>> HTH,
>>> Ajay
>&

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[ARORA Meesha]

Many thanks and glad to see that most of us have adapted well in our lives!

-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] 
On Behalf Of Vamshi. G
Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 8:00 PM
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones 
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

Dear Meesha,

You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with you on all 
the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm doing exactly what you 
have written.  Try to be positive, do our best, try to find out solutions that 
disability presents, stay away from things beyond our performance, and finally, 
be content with our present performance with a constant effort to improve the 
scope of the same in future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in 
you.  Would like to stay in touch.  Good luck.



On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
> Hello Amar,
> Thanks for your email!
> I mainly work on management reporting .
> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly 
> research to find accessible solutions for any applications I work on 
> and since softwares are frequently updated so I often get struck when 
> my screen reader doesn't work with it.
> Then navigating any new places that I may have to go for business 
> reasons is not exciting .
> Then if I am in a call /meeting then if the other person may not be 
> willing to give you some extra time as one is naturally slower than a 
> sighted person as I have to multitask with my screen reader 
> /understanding the current task and provide a solution . And there 
> will be a lot of occations where I have to avoid participation as I 
> may not be able to do a task on my own and others may not be available to 
> help .
> Then some more general issues like the workplaces are not accessible , 
> even the office intranet is not fully accessible  etc etc I mean it is 
> a long list however I can tell a common way to deal practically any 
> set of challenge  which is just focus on what best one can do and 
> don't feel left out or disheartened if you don't get what you think 
> you rightfully deserve .
> If one keeps trying then one is bound to reach closer to what one 
> wants even if not completely accomplish it .
> And yes I have learned that it is wiser to voice out your limitations 
> and possible solutions in time without worrying about what others may 
> think or what result may come as long as you are principally correct.
> Hope it helps!
> Thanks & Regards,
>
> **
> Meesha Arora
> One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mobile.accessindia
> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
> Amar Jain
> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 7:40 AM
> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile 
> phones and Tabs.
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>
> Hi Meesha,
>
> A warm welcome to this group, although I don't participate much on 
> this list. Ideally, introductory emails are not supposed to be 
> responded on the group, but the thought of yours in voicing out when 
> you should have, provoked me to defy the guidelines for a couple of reasons.
>
> People at large don't speak up about workplace challenges, and I am 
> glad you voiced it out. I am a corporate lawyer in Capital Markets, 
> working with a law firm in Mumbai. I am much younger to you in 
> experience with only three years of post-qualification experience, but 
> hope to learn from your challenges. What is your profile at Sopersteria?
>
> Looking forward to hear from you.
>
> Regards,
> Amar Jain
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 15-Dec-2016, at 11:50 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Vamshi,
>>
>> Do let me know if I can be of any help, If you don't know, I also 
>> work in finance domain.
>>
>> HTH,
>> Ajay
>>
>>> On 12/15/16, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Hello Meesha Arora,
>>>
>>> Great to see someone like you to work in the main stream, especially
>>> in the finance sector.   Can you please brief us about the job profile
>>> and how screen reader usage is helping you in the work place?   Are
>>> you working on office applications like Excel, etc.  Or do you work 
>>> on any specific domains like SAP, oracle etc?  Though many are 
>>> familiar with screen readers, usage of the same at work place, 
>>> especially in the finance field is something we woul

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Amar Jain]

Well said Meesha. As far as tech / accessibility issues are concerned, lists 
like this will help you address them to a large extent. And for others, 
ultimately each one of us creates a comfort zones by adopting strategies.

Warmly,
Amar Jain

Sent from my iPhone

> On 16-Dec-2016, at 8:00 PM, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Dear Meesha,
> 
> You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with you
> on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm doing
> exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our best, try
> to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away from things
> beyond our performance, and finally, be content with our present
> performance with a constant effort to improve the scope of the same
> in future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in you.  Would
> like to stay in touch.  Good luck.
> 
> 
> 
>> On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>> Hello Amar,
>> Thanks for your email!
>> I mainly work on management reporting .
>> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly research to
>> find accessible solutions for any applications I work on and since softwares
>> are frequently updated so I often get struck when my screen reader doesn't
>> work with it.
>> Then navigating any new places that I may have to go for business reasons is
>> not exciting .
>> Then if I am in a call /meeting then if the other person may not be willing
>> to give you some extra time as one is naturally slower than a sighted person
>> as I have to multitask with my screen reader /understanding the current task
>> and provide a solution . And there will be a lot of occations where I have
>> to avoid participation as I may not be able to do a task on my own and
>> others may not be available to help .
>> Then some more general issues like the workplaces are not accessible , even
>> the office intranet is not fully accessible  etc etc
>> I mean it is a long list however I can tell a common way to deal practically
>> any set of challenge  which is just focus on what best one can do and don't
>> feel left out or disheartened if you don't get what you think you rightfully
>> deserve .
>> If one keeps trying then one is bound to reach closer to what one wants even
>> if not completely accomplish it .
>> And yes I have learned that it is wiser to voice out your limitations and
>> possible solutions in time without worrying about what others may think or
>> what result may come as long as you are principally correct.
>> Hope it helps!
>> Thanks & Regards,
>> 
>> **
>> Meesha Arora
>> One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!
>> 
>> 
>> -Original Message-----
>> From: Mobile.accessindia
>> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Amar
>> Jain
>> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 7:40 AM
>> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones
>> and Tabs.
>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>> 
>> Hi Meesha,
>> 
>> A warm welcome to this group, although I don't participate much on this
>> list. Ideally, introductory emails are not supposed to be responded on the
>> group, but the thought of yours in voicing out when you should have,
>> provoked me to defy the guidelines for a couple of reasons.
>> 
>> People at large don't speak up about workplace challenges, and I am glad you
>> voiced it out. I am a corporate lawyer in Capital Markets, working with a
>> law firm in Mumbai. I am much younger to you in experience with only three
>> years of post-qualification experience, but hope to learn from your
>> challenges. What is your profile at Sopersteria?
>> 
>> Looking forward to hear from you.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Amar Jain
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On 15-Dec-2016, at 11:50 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Vamshi,
>>> 
>>> Do let me know if I can be of any help, If you don't know, I also work
>>> in finance domain.
>>> 
>>> HTH,
>>> Ajay
>>> 
>>>> On 12/15/16, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Hello Meesha Arora,
>>>> 
>>>> Great to see someone like you to work in the main stream, especially
>>>> in the finance sector.   Can you please brief us about the job profile
>>>> and how screen reader usage is helping you in the work pl

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Vamshi. G]

Dear Meesha,

You have summed up everything very well.  I completely agree with you
on all the aspects.  I work in a bank with screen readers.  I'm doing
exactly what you have written.  Try to be positive, do our best, try
to find out solutions that disability presents, stay away from things
beyond our performance, and finally, be content with our present
performance with a constant effort to improve the scope of the same
in future.  I see a very positive and realistic person in you.  Would
like to stay in touch.  Good luck.



On 12/16/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
> Hello Amar,
> Thanks for your email!
> I mainly work on management reporting .
> Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly research to
> find accessible solutions for any applications I work on and since softwares
> are frequently updated so I often get struck when my screen reader doesn't
> work with it.
> Then navigating any new places that I may have to go for business reasons is
> not exciting .
> Then if I am in a call /meeting then if the other person may not be willing
> to give you some extra time as one is naturally slower than a sighted person
> as I have to multitask with my screen reader /understanding the current task
> and provide a solution . And there will be a lot of occations where I have
> to avoid participation as I may not be able to do a task on my own and
> others may not be available to help .
> Then some more general issues like the workplaces are not accessible , even
> the office intranet is not fully accessible  etc etc
> I mean it is a long list however I can tell a common way to deal practically
> any set of challenge  which is just focus on what best one can do and don't
> feel left out or disheartened if you don't get what you think you rightfully
> deserve .
> If one keeps trying then one is bound to reach closer to what one wants even
> if not completely accomplish it .
> And yes I have learned that it is wiser to voice out your limitations and
> possible solutions in time without worrying about what others may think or
> what result may come as long as you are principally correct.
> Hope it helps!
> Thanks & Regards,
>
> **
> Meesha Arora
> One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mobile.accessindia
> [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Amar
> Jain
> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 7:40 AM
> To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones
> and Tabs.
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!
>
> Hi Meesha,
>
> A warm welcome to this group, although I don't participate much on this
> list. Ideally, introductory emails are not supposed to be responded on the
> group, but the thought of yours in voicing out when you should have,
> provoked me to defy the guidelines for a couple of reasons.
>
> People at large don't speak up about workplace challenges, and I am glad you
> voiced it out. I am a corporate lawyer in Capital Markets, working with a
> law firm in Mumbai. I am much younger to you in experience with only three
> years of post-qualification experience, but hope to learn from your
> challenges. What is your profile at Sopersteria?
>
> Looking forward to hear from you.
>
> Regards,
> Amar Jain
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 15-Dec-2016, at 11:50 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Vamshi,
>>
>> Do let me know if I can be of any help, If you don't know, I also work
>> in finance domain.
>>
>> HTH,
>> Ajay
>>
>>> On 12/15/16, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Hello Meesha Arora,
>>>
>>> Great to see someone like you to work in the main stream, especially
>>> in the finance sector.   Can you please brief us about the job profile
>>> and how screen reader usage is helping you in the work place?   Are
>>> you working on office applications like Excel, etc.  Or do you work
>>> on any specific domains like SAP, oracle etc?  Though many are
>>> familiar with screen readers, usage of the same at work place,
>>> especially in the finance field is something we would like to know.
>>> We can carry on the discussion privately if it can not be discussed on
>>> public forum.
>>> Awaiting a reply.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> On 12/15/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>>> Dear members,
>>>> Hope you all are well!
>>>> I have recently joined this group as I would like to be connected
>>&g

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[ARORA Meesha]

Hello Amar,
Thanks for your email!
I mainly work on management reporting .
Well , the challenges can be numerous like I have to constantly research to 
find accessible solutions for any applications I work on and since softwares 
are frequently updated so I often get struck when my screen reader doesn't work 
with it.
Then navigating any new places that I may have to go for business reasons is 
not exciting .
Then if I am in a call /meeting then if the other person may not be willing to 
give you some extra time as one is naturally slower than a sighted person as I 
have to multitask with my screen reader /understanding the current task and 
provide a solution . And there will be a lot of occations where I have to avoid 
participation as I may not be able to do a task on my own and others may not be 
available to help .
Then some more general issues like the workplaces are not accessible , even the 
office intranet is not fully accessible  etc etc
I mean it is a long list however I can tell a common way to deal practically 
any set of challenge  which is just focus on what best one can do and don't 
feel left out or disheartened if you don't get what you think you rightfully 
deserve . 
If one keeps trying then one is bound to reach closer to what one wants even if 
not completely accomplish it .
And yes I have learned that it is wiser to voice out your limitations and 
possible solutions in time without worrying about what others may think or what 
result may come as long as you are principally correct.
Hope it helps!
Thanks & Regards,

**
Meesha Arora
One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!


-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] 
On Behalf Of Amar Jain
Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 7:40 AM
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones 
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

Hi Meesha,

A warm welcome to this group, although I don't participate much on this list. 
Ideally, introductory emails are not supposed to be responded on the group, but 
the thought of yours in voicing out when you should have, provoked me to defy 
the guidelines for a couple of reasons.

People at large don't speak up about workplace challenges, and I am glad you 
voiced it out. I am a corporate lawyer in Capital Markets, working with a law 
firm in Mumbai. I am much younger to you in experience with only three years of 
post-qualification experience, but hope to learn from your challenges. What is 
your profile at Sopersteria?

Looking forward to hear from you.

Regards,
Amar Jain

Sent from my iPhone

> On 15-Dec-2016, at 11:50 PM, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi Vamshi,
> 
> Do let me know if I can be of any help, If you don't know, I also work 
> in finance domain.
> 
> HTH,
> Ajay
> 
>> On 12/15/16, Vamshi. G <gvamsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello Meesha Arora,
>> 
>> Great to see someone like you to work in the main stream, especially
>> in the finance sector.   Can you please brief us about the job profile
>> and how screen reader usage is helping you in the work place?   Are
>> you working on office applications like Excel, etc.  Or do you work 
>> on any specific domains like SAP, oracle etc?  Though many are 
>> familiar with screen readers, usage of the same at work place, 
>> especially in the finance field is something we would like to know.  
>> We can carry on the discussion privately if it can not be discussed on 
>> public forum.
>> Awaiting a reply.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On 12/15/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
>>> Dear members,
>>> Hope you all are well!
>>> I have recently joined this group as I would like to be connected 
>>> with you all and share best practices/useful information  we have 
>>> learnt in our life .
>>> I stay near Delhi and currently working as Assistant Finance Manager 
>>> in the private sector. I am a Maths . Honours graduate from Delhi 
>>> University and have been working for almost ten years in finance 
>>> sector. I have RP and I preferred to study and work in the main 
>>> stream institutions and work places as I had always a lot to learn  
>>> to be able to cope up with the sighted people although coming this 
>>> far I realize that I made it very challenging and difficult for 
>>> myself and  I think that another reason for it is that I was not 
>>> confident about voicing my issue when I should have.
>>> Early this year , I learnt to use screen reader and other assistive 
>>> technologies and I am keen to make most of what I can .
>>> Talking about my interes

Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[ARORA Meesha]

Hello Vamshi,
Most of my work involves management reporting and I use various office 
applications like MS excel , word and outlook .
I also work on Oracle which is not extensive though . I think once first one 
should try to know screen readers which ever one is using by heart and then 
using it try to learn the functions of various Office applications and then 
comes the part of using your acquired skills to understand your activities in 
the work place and research it to accomplish them close to the target if not 
complete as practically there will be certain limitations .
And the more one practice , the better one gets with one's ability to find 
solutions of any challenges one may come across .
Thanks & Regards,

**
Meesha Arora
Accoun
-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] 
On Behalf Of Vamshi. G
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2016 9:34 PM
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones 
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

Hello Meesha Arora,

Great to see someone like you to work in the main stream, especially
in the finance sector.   Can you please brief us about the job profile
and how screen reader usage is helping you in the work place?   Are
you working on office applications like Excel, etc.  Or do you work on any 
specific domains like SAP, oracle etc?  Though many are familiar with screen 
readers, usage of the same at work place, especially in the finance field is 
something we would like to know.  We can carry on the discussion privately if 
it can not be discussed on public forum.
Awaiting a reply.



On 12/15/16, ARORA Meesha <meesha.ar...@soprasteria.com> wrote:
> Dear members,
> Hope you all are well!
> I have recently joined this group as I would like to be connected with 
> you all and share best practices/useful information  we have learnt in 
> our life .
> I stay near Delhi and currently working as Assistant Finance Manager 
> in the private sector. I am a Maths . Honours graduate from Delhi 
> University and have been working for almost ten years in finance 
> sector. I have RP and I preferred to study and work in the main stream 
> institutions and work places as I had always a lot to learn  to be 
> able to cope up with the sighted people although coming this far I 
> realize that I made it very challenging and difficult for myself and  
> I think that another reason for it is that I was not confident about voicing 
> my issue when I should have.
> Early this year , I learnt to use screen reader and other assistive 
> technologies and I am keen to make most of what I can .
> Talking about my interests , I am always eager to learn new things and 
> an avid reader . I am fond of writing poems . I also love to travel 
> when ever I get an opportunity .
>
> It is super to see so many useful info being shared which I had gone 
> through so far .
> I would like to congratulate to all of those who had initiated such a 
> wonderful group and the contributing members!
> Thanks & Regards,
> Meesha Arora
> One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!
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Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Amar Jain]

Hi Meesha,

A warm welcome to this group, although I don't participate much on this list. 
Ideally, introductory emails are not supposed to be responded on the group, but 
the thought of yours in voicing out when you should have, provoked me to defy 
the guidelines for a couple of reasons.

People at large don't speak up about workplace challenges, and I am glad you 
voiced it out. I am a corporate lawyer in Capital Markets, working with a law 
firm in Mumbai. I am much younger to you in experience with only three years of 
post-qualification experience, but hope to learn from your challenges. What is 
your profile at Sopersteria?

Looking forward to hear from you.

Regards,
Amar Jain

Sent from my iPhone

> On 15-Dec-2016, at 11:50 PM, Ajay Minocha  wrote:
> 
> Hi Vamshi,
> 
> Do let me know if I can be of any help, If you don't know, I also work
> in finance domain.
> 
> HTH,
> Ajay
> 
>> On 12/15/16, Vamshi. G  wrote:
>> Hello Meesha Arora,
>> 
>> Great to see someone like you to work in the main stream, especially
>> in the finance sector.   Can you please brief us about the job profile
>> and how screen reader usage is helping you in the work place?   Are
>> you working on office applications like Excel, etc.  Or do you work on
>> any specific domains like SAP, oracle etc?  Though many are familiar
>> with screen readers, usage of the same at work place, especially in
>> the finance field is something we would like to know.  We can carry on
>> the discussion privately if it can not be discussed on public forum.
>> Awaiting a reply.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On 12/15/16, ARORA Meesha  wrote:
>>> Dear members,
>>> Hope you all are well!
>>> I have recently joined this group as I would like to be connected with
>>> you
>>> all and share best practices/useful information  we have learnt in our
>>> life
>>> .
>>> I stay near Delhi and currently working as Assistant Finance Manager in
>>> the
>>> private sector. I am a Maths . Honours graduate from Delhi University and
>>> have been working for almost ten years in finance sector. I have RP and I
>>> preferred to study and work in the main stream institutions and work
>>> places
>>> as I had always a lot to learn  to be able to cope up with the sighted
>>> people although coming this far I realize that I made it very challenging
>>> and difficult for myself and  I think that another reason for it is that
>>> I
>>> was not confident about voicing my issue when I should have.
>>> Early this year , I learnt to use screen reader and other assistive
>>> technologies and I am keen to make most of what I can .
>>> Talking about my interests , I am always eager to learn new things and an
>>> avid reader . I am fond of writing poems . I also love to travel when ever
>>> I
>>> get an opportunity .
>>> 
>>> It is super to see so many useful info being shared which I had gone
>>> through
>>> so far .
>>> I would like to congratulate to all of those who had initiated such a
>>> wonderful group and the contributing members!
>>> Thanks & Regards,
>>> Meesha Arora
>>> One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!
>>> 
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Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Ajay Minocha]

Hi Vamshi,

Do let me know if I can be of any help, If you don't know, I also work
in finance domain.

HTH,
Ajay

On 12/15/16, Vamshi. G  wrote:
> Hello Meesha Arora,
>
> Great to see someone like you to work in the main stream, especially
> in the finance sector.   Can you please brief us about the job profile
> and how screen reader usage is helping you in the work place?   Are
> you working on office applications like Excel, etc.  Or do you work on
> any specific domains like SAP, oracle etc?  Though many are familiar
> with screen readers, usage of the same at work place, especially in
> the finance field is something we would like to know.  We can carry on
> the discussion privately if it can not be discussed on public forum.
> Awaiting a reply.
>
>
>
> On 12/15/16, ARORA Meesha  wrote:
>> Dear members,
>> Hope you all are well!
>> I have recently joined this group as I would like to be connected with
>> you
>> all and share best practices/useful information  we have learnt in our
>> life
>> .
>> I stay near Delhi and currently working as Assistant Finance Manager in
>> the
>> private sector. I am a Maths . Honours graduate from Delhi University and
>> have been working for almost ten years in finance sector. I have RP and I
>> preferred to study and work in the main stream institutions and work
>> places
>> as I had always a lot to learn  to be able to cope up with the sighted
>> people although coming this far I realize that I made it very challenging
>> and difficult for myself and  I think that another reason for it is that
>> I
>> was not confident about voicing my issue when I should have.
>> Early this year , I learnt to use screen reader and other assistive
>> technologies and I am keen to make most of what I can .
>> Talking about my interests , I am always eager to learn new things and an
>> avid reader . I am fond of writing poems . I also love to travel when ever
>> I
>> get an opportunity .
>>
>> It is super to see so many useful info being shared which I had gone
>> through
>> so far .
>> I would like to congratulate to all of those who had initiated such a
>> wonderful group and the contributing members!
>> Thanks & Regards,
>> Meesha Arora
>> One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!
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Re: [Mobile.AI] (AI) My introduction to this wonderful group!

[Vamshi. G]

Hello Meesha Arora,

Great to see someone like you to work in the main stream, especially
in the finance sector.   Can you please brief us about the job profile
and how screen reader usage is helping you in the work place?   Are
you working on office applications like Excel, etc.  Or do you work on
any specific domains like SAP, oracle etc?  Though many are familiar
with screen readers, usage of the same at work place, especially in
the finance field is something we would like to know.  We can carry on
the discussion privately if it can not be discussed on public forum.
Awaiting a reply.



On 12/15/16, ARORA Meesha  wrote:
> Dear members,
> Hope you all are well!
> I have recently joined this group as I would like to be connected with you
> all and share best practices/useful information  we have learnt in our life
> .
> I stay near Delhi and currently working as Assistant Finance Manager in the
> private sector. I am a Maths . Honours graduate from Delhi University and
> have been working for almost ten years in finance sector. I have RP and I
> preferred to study and work in the main stream institutions and work places
> as I had always a lot to learn  to be able to cope up with the sighted
> people although coming this far I realize that I made it very challenging
> and difficult for myself and  I think that another reason for it is that I
> was not confident about voicing my issue when I should have.
> Early this year , I learnt to use screen reader and other assistive
> technologies and I am keen to make most of what I can .
> Talking about my interests , I am always eager to learn new things and an
> avid reader . I am fond of writing poems . I also love to travel when ever I
> get an opportunity .
>
> It is super to see so many useful info being shared which I had gone through
> so far .
> I would like to congratulate to all of those who had initiated such a
> wonderful group and the contributing members!
> Thanks & Regards,
> Meesha Arora
> One has to put up with the Rain to see the Rainbow!
>
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