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At first glance, Specilisterne looks just like any other thriving software company. However, these colleagues had to meet a certain job requirement in order to get hired -- they must have autism.
"I could only work in a supermarket before," employee Hille – who has high-functioning autism called Asperger Syndrome – told us.
Wow. I can imagine how fun it must be to work with socially retarded individuals. Eeeeek.
Perhaps it would be a problem for you but it probably isn't for them.
It's nice someone found a niche for them. I grew up across the street from a young man who had downs syndrome and was, severely, retarded but he was a savant. He could repeat anything you told him or showed him. This was back before robots were popular. He got a job working for the phone company putting all the colored wires where they belonged. A job that would have bored me to tears but he could sit and do all day long and be proud of. It was kind of neat. He ended up supporting his mom in her old age when she thought she'd be working forever to support him.
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Wow. I can imagine how fun it must be to work with socially retarded individuals. Eeeeek.
I feel your pain. Working with an insensitive assh*le like you would be like going to effing Disneyland.
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