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Finding Their Space: Why Working From Home Empowers Autistic Individuals

  The rise of remote work has reshaped the professional landscape, offering significant advantages for individuals on the autism spectrum. While traditional office environments can present unique challenges, working from home empowers many autistic individuals to thrive in a more supportive and inclusive work environment . Understanding the Challenges: Beyond Sensory Overload For many autistic individuals, the traditional office poses challenges beyond sensory overload triggered by factors like fluorescent lights, background noise, and crowded spaces. Research also suggests they may face: Social isolation:  Difficulty forming connections with colleagues due to social anxiety or communication differences can lead to feelings of isolation and exclusion. Bullying and discrimination:  Sadly, some workplaces lack awareness and sensitivity, leading to bullying or discriminatory behavior towards autistic individuals. Difficulty navigating office politics:  Understanding u...

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