To hire neurodiverse workers, one firm got rid of job interviews
&gt; Terms like these – or interview questions such as ‘where you see yourself in five years’ – can be too general for people with autism, as many with the condition can find vague questions particularly hard to decipher.<p>Pretty sure it&#x27;s not just autistic folks who have to have prepped &amp; memorized some bullshit in advance to have any kind of &quot;acceptable&quot; answer to those sorts of questions. Not to take away from the broader point of the article nor what this company&#x27;s doing.<p>&quot;Tell me about a time you&#x27;ve dealt with a douchebag at work&quot; is one that always gets me. I just have to make something up for it. 15 years of working and I&#x27;m... pretty sure I haven&#x27;t. I mean, not really. Not a good answer though, so here&#x27;s some fiction I invented &amp; memorized for you. Hope you like it.