Benefits Think Neurodiversity is a business advantage (if we stop pretending it doesn’t exist)

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For all the talk about innovation, agility and supporting “thinking differently,” most organizations still operate within a surprisingly narrow definition of what “good” looks like for employees at work.

We celebrate disruption externally… while quietly enforcing conformity internally.

Scott Span
Leadership Coach & Sr. Advisor at Tolero Solutions

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