Up to 85% of the Asperger's population are without full-time employment, though many have above-av... read full description
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Feb 20, 2011
Marisa
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This book really helped me understand why I was such an epic fail at almost every job I attempted. Rudy's approach is direct, humorous and effective, and I learned a lot by reading it.
Basically her experience (or the experiences that she details of fellow Aspies) fits me to a tee. I start a job, and I knock the socks off the interviewer. I'm charming, knowledgeable, and I come across as a "people person." I know just what to say to get the job. When I'm done in an int More...
Basically her experience (or the experiences that she details of fellow Aspies) fits me to a tee. I start a job, and I knock the socks off the interviewer. I'm charming, knowledgeable, and I come across as a "people person." I know just what to say to get the job. When I'm done in an int More...
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Jan 10, 2012
Tanya
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Interesting and useful both for an AS employee and their employer. Some good food for thought.
Oct 08, 2011
Brittney
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I read through this once in order to get a general grasp of the content. I look forward to reading it again in order to utilize Rudy Simone's myriad helpful tips and resources.
Jan 01, 2012
Cdoefer
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A little simplistic, but it did give me some insight into what Asperger folks go through and think about working. I liked it.
Jan 02, 2011
Marcela
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Solid advice and explanations for both people on the autism spectrum and their prospective employers and coworkers about how to survive on the job.
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