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Brad6679

Brad6679

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Hi, my name is Brad and I would like to introduce myself. I am new and would be interested in tips/feedback about how to use this site.

Thank you,
Brad :)
 
Hi Brad,

Welcome! About the site, I'm still learning myself. I found that all my questions were answered in the "help" section. But I'm thinking that site veterans can provide tips/feedback.
 
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Brad6679 said:
Hi, :)

Does anyone know of good employment resources for people on the Asperger/Autism Spectrum? I am struggling with finding the right career.

Thank you!
Brad
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There is a whole section of the forum dedicated to education and employment: https://www.autismforums.com/forums/education-and-employment.24/
At the top of the section you can find this thread about employment resources: https://www.autismforums.com/threads/employment-resources.875/
Maybe this will be helpful for you.

Furthermore, you could start your own thread in the aforementioned section and describe your issues and what you're looking for in more detail to get feedback that rather fits your individual situation.
Some employment resources are location-based in some way for example, so providing this information (you don't need to mention the town or city; just give others an idea of whereabouts you live (e. g. country or state)) could be helpful to specify some things.
 
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