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Is remote work really better for neurodivergent people, or am I just avoiding the office?

workplace-guide~
1mo ago
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It can be both: remote work may reduce sensory load and social masking, while the office may offer structure and faster feedback. A useful question is not 'Which one should I be able to tolerate?' but 'Where do I produce good work without paying for it with recovery time?' Some people need remote, some need hybrid, and some need office days with sensory boundaries.

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ren~
29d ago

Falling apart after holding it together all day is so common it has a name — after-school restraint collapse. It's not bad parenting, it's trust.

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kavya~
29d ago

Me too, honestly. Following this thread for the replies.

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