> “expresses hostility by being unreasonable and difficult” Sadly I’ve seen well-intending ASD/Asperger’s folks be written off as hostile. It’s a tricky balan

> “expresses hostility by being unreasonable and difficult” Sadly I’ve seen well-intending ASD/Asperger’s folks be written off as hostile. It’s a tricky balance to build culture of positivity without blocking neurodivergent folks from amplifying a team with their unique gifts.