Asperger's Syndrome Workplace Guidelines

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Flashcards on Asperger's Syndrome Workplace Guidelines, created by Maciej Łazowski on 22/11/2018.
Maciej Łazowski
Flashcards by Maciej Łazowski, updated more than 1 year ago
Maciej Łazowski
Created by Maciej Łazowski over 5 years ago
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I. MEET WORKPLACE EXPECTATIONS: 1. available for work as agreed 2. follows instructions 3. quantity and quality of completed tasks 4. works with others
II. OBSERVE WORKPLACE NORMS: 1. rules and procedures 2. unwritten rules 3. stay within area of responsibility 4. don't offer unsolicited advice.
III. FITTING IN AND GETTING ALONG: 1. friendly, open, helpful, reliable 2.. emulate friendly behaviours 3. small talk, chat about others' hobbies SUCCESS IN NEUROTYPICAL WORKPLACE DEPENDS MORE ON GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS THAN RAW INTELLIGENCE
IV. BEING RIGHT OR BEING LIKED? 1. client defines problem and end state 2. I help the client to resolve the problem 3. I need to be liked to achieve that goal 4. when client strays despite warnings, I can focus on a minor goal, no need to be sour, uncooperative or unfriendly
V. CONVERSATIONS: 1. define meeting objectives and agenda 2.. follow agenda 3. show I am listening. 4. take turns - 'may I interject?' 5. ask for contributions from all 6. avoid putting anyone in bad light
VI. HARD CONVERSATIONS: 1. prep and detailed agenda if possible 2. control emotions - breathe deeply 3. we agree on x, however we don't on Y 4. remind we work towards same goal 5. suggest sleeping on the problem
VII. AVOID ROCKING THE BOAT 1. client defines the goal 2. do not 'put the cat among the pigeons' 3. do not raise issues that all avoid 4. discuss hard issues internally first 5. a completely different angle - offer the insight to the PM and let him decide
VIII. CALMING: 1. Apple Watch spots quick heart rate 2. take a couple of deep breaths 3. drink some water, 4. stretch 5 stand up and look through the window 6. close eyes and imagine a happy place 5. take a half-hour break
IX. TRUST: 1. key to being liked 2.. fulfill promises 3. a friend in need is a friend indeed 4. discuss hard topic one-to-one 5. never put in bad light 6. avoid shaking up, annoying or offending 7. show that I understand his perspective
X. OFFICE BUDDY: 1. reality check 2. unspoken expectations 3. what annoys the client? 4. was I rude? 5. was that a joke or a put-down?
XI. HIERARCHY A. I know my characteristics B. I assess his characteristics C. I assess who has the upper hand A1. He knows his characteristics B1: He assess mine C1: he assess who has the upper hand D. Establishing hierarchy
XII. ORDER OF PRECEDENCE: 1. adult/child, 2. age, 3. sex (gender, sex. or), 4. strength (men), 5. attractiv. (women), 6. health / disability, 6. race, 7. ethnicity, 8. region, 9. nationality, 10. wealth, 11. religion, 12 class, social, cultural capital, accent 13. education, 14. profession, 15. intelligence.
XIII. DISCRIMINATION Protected characteristics: 1. Age 2. Sex, gender, sexual orientation, 3. Race (with ethnicity and nationality), 4. religion, 5. marital status, 6. children, 7. disability
XIV. DEALING WITH CHANGE fff
XV. DEALING WITH AMBIGUITY fff
XVI. DEALING WITH LACK OF CLOSURE fff
XVII. EGOISM/ ALTRUISM/ RECIPROCITY fff
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