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BraveMurderDay
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 Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 11:56 am Post subject: Milwaukee, WI area |
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To someone in or familiar with the area, any job leads for a position reasonably tolerant of a high functioning autistic who has no degree and does not want to/cannot interact with the general public. Please PM me then with details.
This is my new job seeking strategy. I'll just keep bumping this thread until someone sees this and finds one for me that works out. I really think it's brilliant enough that a certain subset of autistics who can't network face-to-face will pick up on it and use it too. |
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krex
Phoenix
Joined: Jun 21, 2006
Age: 44
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Location: Village of the Damned
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I don't have a specific job lead but have you considered doing over night work either stocking shelfs in store or janitor type work? I have been doing this type of work for past 18 years and it seems to work well for me in some ways...not perfect but much less socializing and sensory issues.
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