I am a software engineer and Scrum Master who likes practical systems. I write aboutdevelopment, DevOps, and career growth, plus the human side of tech. You will also find recipes built for weeknights, deadlines, and the occasional late-night deploy.
Most autistic people I know have a mental list of things that would make work survivable, and a second list of things they'd never ask for because they sound ridiculous. The second list is usually the more useful one. It's where you find the requests that would actually change your week, filed under "they'd think I'm difficult" and left there for years.
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