There might be a job opportunity for you here!

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Are you wondering how to find a good job? A good career? What jobs are good for autistic people? In this video, we have Aron Mercer, a founding team member of Xceptional, sharing his expertise on neurodivergent employment. Aron will discuss the unique (or exceptional) skills that autistic individuals can bring to the workplace and the adjustments that employers can make to accommodate and include them. He will also highlight current opportunities for neurodivergent people, exciting developments in the employment sector, and more. This is an informative session if you're looking for expert career advice.

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👋Welcome to Autism From The Inside!!!

If you're autistic or think you or someone you love might be on the autism spectrum, this channel is for you!
I'm Paul Micallef, and I discovered my own autism at age 30.

Yes, I know, I don't look autistic. That's exactly why I started this channel in the first place because if I didn't show you, you would never know.

Autism affects many (if not all!) aspects of our lives, so on this channel, I want to show you what Autism looks like in real people and give you some insight into what's happening for us on the inside. We'll break down myths and misconceptions, discuss how to embrace autism and live well, and share what it's like to be an autistic person.

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Peace,

~ Paul

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[AlexSomersby]

Love these guys and what they do. Unfortunately I’ve found many of the job postings are unrealistic for many of us as they are mostly full-time positions and don’t take into account other co-morbidities like fatigue.

[miragegem]

Autistic job opportunities 😊
…on the other side of the planet ☹️

[CJShopland_Art]

This is how it should be, a better process that doesn’t produce stress in an unnatural environment. Will there be a video going more into what this short covers ? 😊 thanks for your videos really helping on the journey.

[sideshowbob]

I Thrived as a civil engineer in the public sector because there was no pressure to make money, be any sort of "salesman", make a certain "bottom line". I far more enjoyed designing our projects to last & to serve their function over any sort of money making / money grubbing endeavors. This was all long long before (my career started in 1984) I figured out my own Autism in 2005 at Age 44.

[buttercxpdraws]

Who is this person? What organisation are they from which helps autistic adults in Australia find work in the private and public sectors? Can you provide some useful relevant information please?

[CatDad]

Im a automotive technician.. i swear most of us are on the spectrum.. that may have had a part in why it took so long to realize something was different about me

[FarbrorBosse]

i work as a cnc-operator.. or whatever it's called. It's really nice as you work with numbers and all the fucks ups is your fault. Really nice as numbers don't lie.

[rockmuse]

Who is this person and which company does he represent? Where are the jobs listed?

[louiseconquer]

Ive worked in me tal
Health all
My life

[BLuRayDiskRang]

Good, because job interviews are completely useless. You're just probably wasting money just to go to another place and talk with someone who doesn't understand you that well, who won't even hire you half the time, because they refuse to help us through even the smallest of struggles, and just want completely utter perfection!

[AlecFortescue]

Lies Lies Lies; virtue signaling and scamming for funding and donations.

[KAHHHH]

I dont know why but the man helping people with aspergers is hot