Autism at Work

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If you have received an autism diagnosis later in life, you may already feel out of sync at work without understanding why. This book is not a quick fix – it is a steady guide to recognizing the strengths you developed to cope, and to building a work life that respects both your wiring and your ambitions. You will learn how to map your sensory profile for your physical workspace, adapt your communication style without masking yourself, and design systems for executive function that hold up under pressure without turning into a list of rules. Each chapter draws on the mainstream consensus among clinicians and autistic professionals: no cures, no functioning labels, no false promises about 'overcoming' the traits that make you who you are. Instead, you will find specific tools for disclosure decisions, workflow design, burnout prevention, and career development at the pace that suits you. This is a book for the late-diagnosed professional who is done pretending – and ready to build a career that works with their brain, not against it. Part of The Late Diagnosis Library.
If you have received an autism diagnosis later in life, you may already feel out of sync at work without understanding why. This book is not a quick fix – it is a steady guide to recognizing the strengths you developed to cope, and to building a work life that respects both your wiring and your a...

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Ysabel Eastnor Fanshawe writes for The Late Diagnosis Library.


Ysabel Eastnor Fanshawe writes for The Late Diagnosis Library.

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