02/20/2024
The question posed in our post for this week’s is one that I would literally love EVERYONE this post reaches to all speak on at once! What we are doing in our workplaces should be so impactful, that we run to the comment section on this post to share those practices.
Even though that will not happen, I do hope that it will give you pause… to think about the fact that this study from the is from 2014 (10 years ago), so it means the percentage is higher. Most for persons with a , such as , are reasonable to implement and often are not costly. In some cases, it can be as simple as open-mindedness to make physical adjustments to the environment or a altering a process. Example: change of seating (physical) or providing an outline for a meeting with a bit of “meat” about what will be covered or the questions that will be asked to allow them time to process and contribute beforehand.
Think about it, do you perform better when you have been provided an environment and the space to prepare versus moving from task to task that requires a significant amount of your mental capacity? We do that often in this society but it does not mean we are performing optimally. Knowing a task or role, along with space to perform and execute is what sets many apart in being great at what they do. Some persons with autism need this more. Question: What is keeping you from putting the necessary steps in place to bring them on board and benefit from the value they offer? should be one of the many reasons your company is an amazing place to work!
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