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Office Space Adjustment: Locating away from distractions
(E.g. away from corridors, high use areas, meeting tables or rooms, TV screens).
Office Space Adjustment: Locating away from distractions (E.g. away from corridors, high use areas, meeting tables or rooms, TV screens).
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Very difficult to explain to neurotypical people how important this is and that the level of distraction that distracts me is so different from theirs. This is so important but I find myself competing with people because everyone prefers a quiet desk. They just don't realise how essential this is to me.
Very difficult to explain to neurotypical people how important this is and that the level of distraction that distracts me is so different from theirs. This is so important but I find myself competing with people because everyone prefers a quiet desk. They just don't realise how essential this is to me.
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