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He won't respect you simply because you're a manager. You have to earn his respect. This is good practice even for non-autistic employees, but… it’s reasonable
by gemstones 3y ago
He won't respect you simply because you're a manager. You have to earn his respect.
This is good practice even for non-autistic employees, but… it’s reasonable to expect that an autistic person knows that there is a hierarchy to their job. Depends on what you mean by “respect” here of course, but mild autism that still allows you to work in a professional setting is not a blanket excuse for being disrespectful to coworkers or managers.
- cassianoleal 3y agoThere's a whole lot of things between not having respect (not abiding to authority) and being disrespectful (hurtful, offensive, etc).