Most neurodivergent (not just autism, attention deficit too) people really appreciate options that do not include synchronous communication, especially for a pr

Most neurodivergent (not just autism, attention deficit too) people really appreciate options that do not include synchronous communication, especially for a prolonged period. I'm not saying it doesn't have a place, but you need to also consider that it is a serious disadvantage for some. I'm pretty happy we're having a shift where a lot more companies will be offering remote work too now. I don't thrive in offices. I usually try to find empty meeting rooms so I can actually get things done. Similarly, I hate meetings. Especially the kind that could've been an email or requires only minor involvement for me. I don't have enough of an attention span to keep listening to information that is not relevant to me or my job. Having to sit in a Google Meet / Teams call for the last few months all day has not been great for my mental health either (aside from the fact that Google Meet sometimes emits random noise).