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    Autism to ADHD: thinking differently about recruitment

    (Not written by me) Autism to ADHD: thinking differently about recruitment Despite having much to offer, neurodiverse people can struggle to land a job. Some firms are now looking at new ways to tap into their talents By Georgina Fuller Mon 3 Feb 2020 The term “diversity and inclusion” has...
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    Where 75% of workers are on the autistic spectrum

    (Not written by me) Where 75% of workers are on the autistic spectrum By Robbie Wojciechowski 21st October 2019 Our brains don’t all work the same way. One New York-based software company sees that as a competitive advantage. Rajesh Anandan founded his company Ultranauts (formerly Ultra...
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    • bima harvard university microsoft national autistic society new york rajesh anandan richmal maybank slack trello ultranauts
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