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Most of already know that diverse teams are more productive and build better tech products. But Neurodiversity is still relatively new to the conversation when talking about DEI in the workplace. Since the prevalence of Neurodivergence in tech is almost double that of the general population, technical leaders have a position of power and responsibility to consciously build neuroinclusive environments.
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