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  • Emotional Intelligence and Neurodivergence:

    Emotional Intelligence and Neurodivergence:

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    The Hidden Challenges in Hiring Emotional intelligence (EQ) has become a significant focus in modern hiring practices, with employers increasingly seeking candidates who demonstrate strong interpersonal skills, self-awareness, and the ability to manage emotions effectively. However, while EQ assessments are valuable in understanding how a candidate might interact with colleagues and manage workplace stress, they…

  • Rethinking “Highly Sensitive Person”: A Call for Inclusive Understanding

    Rethinking “Highly Sensitive Person”: A Call for Inclusive Understanding

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    In today’s evolving conversations around neurodiversity, it’s important to examine the terms we use and the impact they may have on others. One term gaining popularity is “Highly Sensitive Person” (HSP), a label many embrace to describe their heightened sensory awareness. However, this term can unintentionally perpetuate outdated stereotypes about autism and neurodivergence, causing harm…

  • The Importance of Motivation Assessments in Pre-Employment Screening

    The Importance of Motivation Assessments in Pre-Employment Screening

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     As employers seek to refine their hiring processes, motivation assessments often remain an underutilized yet highly effective tool. While cognitive and personality tests tend to dominate the pre-employment assessment landscape, motivation assessments offer unique insights into a candidate’s potential success within a role. This is especially important for neurodivergent individuals, such as autistic job seekers,…

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