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12 Neurodiversity Strengths that Come from Thinking Differently

By Terkel — 2021

From absorbing information to drawing connections, there are several strengths that come from thinking differently and having neurodiverse teams in the workplace. Here, twelve business leaders and HR professionals share with us what they think are the biggest strengths that come from thinking differently.

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