The Autistic Career
Matching Tool
Understanding Your Autistic
Strengths Starts Here
Understanding Your Autistic Strengths Starts Here
Find the Work Environment Where You’ll Thrive
Many autistic professionals encounter workplace challenges, not due to a lack of ability, but because they are in environments that don’t align with their unique strengths and needs. Traditional career advice often fails to consider the diverse ways autistic individuals excel, relying on outdated stereotypes that can limit potential and growth.
The Autism Career Matching Tool is designed to change that. This innovative resource helps you identify work environments where you’ll thrive – whether that means remote work, structured office settings, flexible roles, or team-based positions. By focusing on your individual preferences and support needs, the autism career tool empowers you to make informed decisions about your professional path.
It’s not about fitting into a mold; it’s about figuring out the work environment that suits you. The Autism Career Matching Tool is here to support your journey toward a fulfilling and sustainable career.
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Please note: This tool is intended as a guide and does not constitute professional career advice.
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There are common negative stereotypes that autistic people are better suited to certain roles, such as data checking or coding, and are not well suited to working with or managing other people. These incorrect and negative stereotypes can hold back autistic people who are looking to progress in their career.
Sir Robert Buckland
There are common negative stereotypes that autistic people are better suited to certain roles, such as data checking or coding, and are not well suited to working with or managing other people. These incorrect and negative stereotypes can hold back autistic people who are looking to progress in their career.
Sir Robert Buckland
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