Just saying and Neurodivergent people make great leaders. Look a Richard Branson of Virgin Records (he was dyslexic and Neurodivergent). We are more than just subordinates doing a subordinate role.
Autistic People Deserve The Right To Be Leaders Just Like Their Neurotypical Counterparts
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Not treating them with such humanity is discriminatory in practice.
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Internet Nomad
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Leaders are a social thing as much it is an logistics thing. When you give the autist the presenting jobs you get people like mark zuckerberg flopping at presenting new items.
Zuckerberg did well building Facebook and is innovative with the Metaverse.
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He did good with the technical aspect but he is a horrible speaker
They should have the right, it's unfortunate that they would need to prove MORE capable compared to their neurotypical contemporaries. I believe that as long as you can do the job with minimum support, your autism, dyslexia, OCD really shouldn't matter.
I believe that your work will speak for you 9 times out of 10.
Studies have proven that they outpace their neurotypical counterparts.
If they're properly accommodated, that is usually the case.
Exactly. I think they should be accommodated and given the chance to prove what they can do.
