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Want an inclusive workplace? Hire the ‘original hackers’

By Fortune
| September 22, 2021

“People with disabilities were the original hackers,” says Quemuel Arroyo, the first-ever Chief Accessibility Officer at State of NY Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). “We have to hack our lives every day, because very little is designed for us.”

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