Well, he wrote that he would account for extenuating circumstances like dyslexia, so if he actually does as he says you'd be fine (for a non-writer position).

Well, he wrote that he would account for extenuating circumstances like dyslexia, so if he actually does as he says you'd be fine (for a non-writer position). But I'm inclined to agree with him. Getting the itses right is trivially simple - there are no judgement calls or anything. And English isn't even my first language. Yet many people people get it wrong, and I can't comprehend how this happens. My only explanation is sloppiness. Honestly I don't know much about dyslexia and I might be wrong, but it seems to me that even a dyslexic would have no trouble getting its/it's right, even though they might be orders of magnitude slower than non-dyslexics. Am I wrong it this assumption? I suppose for important texts such as job applications, re-reading to be sure that you get these things right can just be expected of you.