Stacey discusses her current job working for an insurance company through NTI.

Brett Kellerman was turned down for jobs after being out of the workforce for years. NTI gave him a chance and turned his job search around.

NTI's Director of Communications, Leah Terrasi, talks about her experience with Neurodiversity.

Johnice Powell had a transportation problem. When she went back to work part-time, the Baltimore resident was faced with a two-hour commute and took public transportation.

Dana talks about NTI@Home’s RCCA training class where the instructors move class at everyone’s pace, not just the "fast learner".

Tamie Hooper has worked for NTI for 14 years. She started as an Order Entry Clerk (OEC) for the IRS and worked her way up in a couple years to be an IRS Team. Lead.

Zeanne Hernandez has worked from home for NTI for 18 years as an Order Entry Clerk, and she talks about herself and her journey with NTI.

Kathleen shares what it is like to work as a Candidate Experience Agent for NTI@Home.

Jennifer Agersea found her true calling to help Americans with disabilities while consistently showing that she is a dedicated advocate for people with disabilities.

Ethel Hartman was out of work for a while due to a car accident that left her out of a job for six years. Then she signed up for NTI and was able to find work in a call center.

After a car accident left him paralyzed, Dominic Barber was out of work for 11 years before he joined NTI and moving his way up in the company.

Anne Hughes started searching online for work-at-home jobs after an injury and stumbled across NTI. This is her experience.

When Stacy Falcone was looking for a new job, she knew she would have to find one where she could work with her multiple sclerosis. She needed to find an organization to help her be successful.

Leanne Boyce decided her disability wouldn't hold her back from a fulfilling career in the medical field.