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What jobs best suit you as an autistic adult?

Ellie 567

Hi everyone, 

I'm looking for a new role and was wondering what roles everyone on here does for work? For me, I like:

Structure, routine, specific tasks (so I dont get confused with vague instructions). My hobbies are: 

Fitness

Animals 

English 

I used to do some tutoring which I liked. 

Thanks,

Ellie

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  • I work in a school, as a midday supervisor (in other words, a playground warden). It's about all I can manage, to be honest; the world of work has been one disaster after another for me, to the point I honestly worry that if I didn't have this little job I'd be unemployable. This job doesn't damage me too much (although it can be loud), I get support from very understanding colleagues, and the routine and getting school holidays off to recover suits me perfectly.

    I'm otherwise reliant on government handouts, and given how the government rubs its hands in glee at the thought of taking benefits away from people in my position I worry that I won't be getting enough support soon.

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  • I work in a school, as a midday supervisor (in other words, a playground warden). It's about all I can manage, to be honest; the world of work has been one disaster after another for me, to the point I honestly worry that if I didn't have this little job I'd be unemployable. This job doesn't damage me too much (although it can be loud), I get support from very understanding colleagues, and the routine and getting school holidays off to recover suits me perfectly.

    I'm otherwise reliant on government handouts, and given how the government rubs its hands in glee at the thought of taking benefits away from people in my position I worry that I won't be getting enough support soon.

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