Although the employment situation for people with disabilities has improved during the past decades, these individuals continue to face many challenges when trying to enter the labor market (Galarneau and Radulescu, 2009). The following article focuses on: (1) discerning the obstacles that people with visual disabilities have to face when entering in the labor market in the Greater Moncton area in the province of New Brunswick (Canada); (2) discovering three individual strategies used by this population to achieve success in their workplace; and (3) presenting a few recommendations that could be followed up by social workers in order to assist this population with their socio-professional insertion. The presented observations result from an exploratory study under a master’s research project based on a story of six adults with visual disabilities. This study proposes new knowledge on the personal experience of people with visual disabilities in a working environment in order to bring awareness to the potential employers of the specific situations they have to face daily.