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  1. Aeolienne

    Study explores benefits of workplace neurodiversity

    (Not written by me) Study explores benefits of workplace neurodiversity October 31, 2019 By Paul Mayne Ivey Business School professor Rob Austin explores how companies are approaching the idea of neurodiversity employment for individuals who are autistic, dyslexic, hyperactive or have other...
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    • ernst & young ford ivey business school jp morgan chase microsoft rob austin royal bank of canada sap sshrc td bank
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    • Forum: Education and Employment
  2. Aeolienne

    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
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Education and Employment
  3. Aeolienne

    Understanding the benefits and challenges of neurodiversity in tech

    (Not written by me) Understanding the benefits and challenges of neurodiversity in tech Neurodiversity is severely lacking in the tech sector. In light of the skills gap and the moral value of diversity, it's time organisations create more welcoming and productive work environments for...
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    • catherine leggett dxc technology ford hewlett packard enterprise microsoft sap stephen shore willis towers watson
    • Replies: 10
    • Forum: Education and Employment
  4. Aeolienne

    Has anyone ever been to a hackathon?

    I've just signed up to this event, which hopefully I'll be able to attend as part of my training & development quota. Otherwise I'll have to use my annual leave allowance. That's what I usually do for attending conferences relating to my interests in sustainable technologies and Internet of...
  5. Mr Allen

    Is it true that Microsoft Boss Bill Gates is Aspie?

    Topic. It was something I read about online way back when I was first diagnosed as I was looking up famous Aspies. If you're going to start bashing Microsoft here, don't bother, don't want console wars here. Down with Sony! :P
  6. Ephraim Becker

    New Surface Pro (2017) studio mode kickstand feature confusion

    On Microsoft's new Surface Pro (2017) overview webpage, it says about a new feature called Studio Mode. I was curious to see how far back the kickstand on my Surface Pro 4 could go. To my complete surprise, the kickstand on my Surface Pro 4 went as far back as the kickstand on the new Surface...
  7. Xenocity

    Microsoft Office 2016 issues...

    Anyone else regularly use Office 2016 and have constant issues with it? I have to use it at work and today it kept crashing on me, to the point it corrupted an important excel file. The software suite constantly glitches and stuff on me, to the point of driving me crazy. IT department...
  8. Bro'Freak

    Don't want Windows 10? Watch out as MS have changed the update cancel button.

    https://news.slashdot.org/story/16/06/02/2140230/microsoft-removes-the-x-from-windows-10-update-leaving-no-way-out
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