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Stack and Yo Samdy Sam
Earlier this year Stack chatted to Yo Samdy Sam on youtube about everything employment and interviews!......

5 Easy Steps to Build a CV
By Jinaka Ugochukwu What is a CV? A CV is a self-promotional tool. It is a summary of your education, the jobs you have done an...

The Job Search with ADHD: How to Communicate Your Strengths.
It can be intimidating to reveal personal details about yourself during a job interview without feeling judged. But not to worry, ...

How Managers Can Support Their Dyslexic Employees
About 700 million people have a form of dyslexia worldwide, making it one of the most common learning disabilities in the world. A...

5 Famous Celebrities That Have Recently Been Diagnosed with ADHD
Awareness of ADHD has certainly increased over the past few years, which has helped more and more people talk about it, discover i...

How to Create a Neurodiversity Movement Within Your Organisation in 2023
The increased awareness of neurodiversity and the subsequent decline in stigma associated with it has been accompanied by a growin...

How Dyspraxia is Diagnosed and How You Can Get a Dyspraxia Diagnosis
Dyspraxia, also known as Developmental Coordination Disorder or DCD, impacts 6% of the population. The official diagnosis of dyspr...

Managing Sensory Overload at Work over Christmas
It’s that time of year again – the festive season is in full swing, meaning extra decorations, lights, and music, you ...

How to Create an Autism Friendly Work Christmas Party
Workplace Christmas parties are special occasions where colleagues come together to celebrate the season, eat festive food, and ex...

What are Reasonable Adjustments, and How Can You Implement Them?
The workplace environment can either be a source of stress or a source of motivation for neurodivergent employees. When a workplac...

5 Ways Employees with ADHD Can Benefit Your Workplace
When it comes to the workforce, people with ADHD can be valuable and bring incredibly unique skills that should not be overlooked....

How Managers Can Help Their Autistic Employees Thrive in the Workplace
There’s no question that employees diagnosed with autism can greatly contribute to the workplace. For example, they might ha...

Why Neurodiversity Training is Essential for All Employees in the Workplace
Although most neurodivergent people are creative people who help make businesses successful, they still face discrimination from t...

How to Talk to Your Manager About Your Neurodiversity
A pressing question is how can neurodivergent individuals broach the topic of their neurodiversity with their manager. It certainl...

Strengths That Come From Being Dyslexic
Over the past two decades, there’s been a remarkable shift in our understanding of how the brain works. And it turns out tha...

What is Neurodiversity, and What are the Types of Neurodiversity?
Any trained professional would tell you that a school is for learning. But what if that school feels more like a prison? What if a...

How to Answer “What are your Strengths and Weaknesses” Question for Autistic Job-seekers
It’s a question in nearly every interview: “What are your strengths and weaknesses?” Often, it can feel like a b...

Examples of Reasonable Adjustments for Job-seekers with ADHD
While ADHD can present several challenges for those who live with it, several reasonable accommodations can be made to help level ...

Examples of Reasonable Adjustments for Autistic Job-seekers
Unlike most neurotypicals, individuals diagnosed with autism prefer being independent instead of conforming to social norms. Howev...

Examples of Reasonable Adjustments for Dyslexic Job-seekers
Dyslexia is a learning disability affecting reading skills. It is characterised by difficulty with phonemic awareness, word decodi...

Dyspraxia in Women: How do the Symptoms Present Differently?
Research shows that the average age of dyspraxia diagnosis is 7 to 8 years old for both boys and girls. But experts reveal that th...

How to Answer Interview Questions for Autistic Job-seekers
By Liz Vande Putte In this blog we are going to look at how to answer (and ask) interview questions. An interview is a two-way p...

5 Great Apps for Employees with ADHD
It shouldn’t be shocking news that individuals diagnosed with ADHD are often some of the most creative and productive employ...

How to Prepare for a Virtual Interview for Autistic Job-seekers
By Liz Vande Putte If you’ve been offered an interview we congratulate you, this is a big achievement and it is something to...

5 Great Apps for Dyslexic Employees at Work
With the rising awareness of dyslexia in the workforce, more and more companies are looking for ways to support their dyslexic emp...

5 Great Apps for Autistic Employees at Work
Work environments for autistic people can be very challenging at times. Interacting with different people, the need to be “f...

Understanding Office Small Talk for Neurodivergent Employees
By Liz Vande Putte One of the aspects which neurodivergent people find most difficult about retaining a job is the ability to fit ...

Planning Your New Commute for Autistic Employees
By Liz Vande Putte Congratulations on your new job! I really mean it, well done on acing the interview and getting the job. Th...

Understanding Unwritten Rules in the Workplace for Autistic Job-seekers
By Liz Vande Putte One of the biggest challenges we face as autistic employees is working out the unwritten social rules that ever...

How Autistic Candidates Can Manage Stress and Anxiety Before an Interview
Autism is a neurological condition that can impact how someone behaves, connects with others, and socialises. Autism is a Neurodev...

Who Should Define and Decide on Reasonable Adjustments?
By Liz Vande Putte – a neurodivergent guest blogger Employers and service providers have a legal obligation to make reasonab...

Disclosing Your Neurodiversity? Questions To Help You Decide
Disclosure is a big thing for neurodivergent individuals. Whether you are searching for a job or already have a job, the choice wh...

Enna Talks To Aucademy
In May 2022, Emily, Enna’s founder, had the opportunity to talk to the team at Aucademy, so of course we wanted to focus on ...

How To Make Your Recruitment Process Neurodiversity Friendly
Neurodiversity is something that more employers are becoming aware of. Here at Enna, we work with so many great employers looking ...

How Enna helped Theodore Get His First Job as a Software Engineer
Theodore contacted Enna in 2020, after his search for employment so far had been unsuccessful. Emily (Enna’s CEO) met Theodo...

9 Signs of ADHD in Adults
What is ADHD? Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a neurodevelopmental condition that can cause higher or lower levels of ...

Neurodiversity Celebration Week – 5 ways you can keep the Momentum Going
Neurodiversity Celebration Week ran on the 21st to the 28th March. Around the UK and throughout the world, employers of all shapes...

Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2022 – How You Can Get Involved
Neurodiversity Celebration Week was launched in May 2019 by Siena Castellon, a neurodiversity advocate from the UK who is autistic...

ADHD in Women – How Do the Symptoms Present Differently?
Women with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often live undiagnosed. This gap in diagnosis often happens because we ...

Neurodiversity in Football – What Footballers are Autistic?
Neurodiversity is becoming much more common within football. This blog outlines 5 neurodivergent football players and what they've...

10 Famous Dyslexic People
Did you know that there are a lot of famous and successful people out there that are dyslexic. Having dyslexic can bring a unique ...

Autism in Women: What’s Different and What to Look Out For
Autism in women can often appear and present itself differently. This blog talks about autistic traits in women and why women are ...

The History of Autism
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), generally known as autism, is defined as a complex developmental disorder. Autism refers to a broa...

Top Tips for Embracing Neurodiversity in Your Workplace
When we think of diversity we automatically think of gender, ethnicity and LGBTQ+ policies. But the majority of employers are miss...

Neurodiversity: What You Need to Know
Neurodiversity is a concept thats been around since the late 1990’s. It was developed by a sociologist named Judy Singer who...

10 Famous Neurodivergent Women – International Women’s Day 2021
To celebrate International Women’s Day we’re taking a look at the fantastic achievements of 10 Neurodivergent women wh...

Cube Lynx – The Company Working To Hire Neurodiverse Talent
Who are CubeLynx? CubeLynx are a corporate finance boutique providing financial advice and modelling for renewables, utilities, in...

Surviving Puberty
This weeks blog is all about surviving puberty. Victoria from Actually Asping shares her advice and experiences to help other auti...

Challenges in Employment: An Insight into the Struggles of an Autistic Individual and How I Managed to Overcome Them
This blog has been kindly written by an anonymous, autistic guest blogger. They have shared their experiences of employment and wh...

Travel Anxiety: Travelling Around on the Spectrum
Do you get anxious when using public transport and the tube? If you're autistic, using and navigating public transport can be an o...

Dating on the Spectrum: My Experiences of Navigating the World of Online Dating
This blog is by an autistic guest blogger who has shared their experiences of navigating the world of online dating....

Now is the time to embrace neurodiversity in your workplace
This article aims to help further your understanding of neurodiversity, help you start embracing neurodiversity within your workpl...

Working from home – How to develop a routine and transition to the new normal.
Corona virus has impacted the way that we are all working. With the majority of companies now working from home to limit the risk ...
5 Tips to Help Autistic Employees Manage Their Workload
Rigid work schemes mean that autistic employees may find it difficult to manage their time or prioritise their workload. To help a...

The Best Films and TV Programmes About Autism
This weeks blog we have created a list of TV programmes and films you can watch about autism. We have included a little summary of...

Job Search Support Ideas for Autistic Teens
By Jinaka Ugochukwu According to a 2017 survey carried out by the NAS (National Autistic Society), only 16% of autistic adults are...

BAME & Autism
With everything that is going on in the news and on social media at the moment concerning black lives matter and George Floyd we t...

Visiting London – Guide for Autistic Adults
Autistic individuals and their families face far more barriers than others when visiting tourist venues and London is no exception...

Six Autism Stereotypes Debunked
The blog discusses autism stereotypes and is written by an autistic writer, for employers....

7 Benefits of Employing Autistic Individuals
This blog talks about the benefits of employing autistic individuals, including the positive effects on productivity, profits and ...

10 Books By Autistic Authors for the Lockdown
This week’s blog gives you 10 books you can read to keep you occupied during lockdown. We’ve made a list of the best b...

An Autistic’s Experience During Corona Virus
The aim of my blog is to support people on the autistic spectrum to adapt to living in quarantine during the coronavirus pandemic ...

How Do Autistic Adults Communicate Their Needs Within a Job?
This weeks blog answers the question 'how do I communicate my needs as an autistic adult within a job?' and talks about how you ta...

An Autistic’s Job Search During Corona Virus
If you're looking for a job, its a big thing. It takes time, effort and concentration. Especially if you're an autistic job-seeker...

Should You Disclose Autism in an Interview?
This blog discusses the pros and cons of disclosing autism during a job interview. This blog is written for autistic people, by an...

Interview With an Autistic Marketing Executive
As part of our new ‘love what you do’ blog series we are interviewing autistic adults that love their jobs. This week we have ...

Autism and Corona Virus: How to Support
This is a strange, turbulent time for everyone, however particularly strange if you are autistic. This blog is a handy guide and s...

Interview With an Autistic Teacher
This week marks the start of our 'love what you do' blog series where we interview autistic individuals that love their jobs! This...

Ellie’s Story
How Stack Recruitment helped the fantastic Ellie, an autistic adult, find meaningful employment. Emily here! This blog is all abou...

Tips for Autistic Job-seekers
Does the idea of networking make you feel uncomfortable? You are certainly not alone. On this blog we give you 3 tips on how to ne...

How Exercise Can Help Autistic Adults
This blog gives you 4 tips to kickstart your New Year using sport and exercise for autistic individuals....

Tips to Help Someone With Autism at Christmas
Christmas! The most wonderful time of the year for many. A time for sharing gifts, laughter and spending time with your love ones....

Interview with Tyla from Adulting with Autism
This week I had the pleasure to speak to Tyla from Adulting with Autism. She shared her motivations behind starting a blog and her...

Coping Tips for Autistic Employees Working in an Open Office
When searching for autistic-friendly jobs, the physical layout of an office space can also be a critical consideration. Open offic...

Disclosing Autism on the Job? Yes or No?
This article previously appeared on LinkedIn. In the article, Microsoft Wants Autistic Coders. Can It Find Them And Keep...

Who knew? – 10 Famous Autistic People
This blog aims to highlight famous people who we’re most likely autistic! Autism is often overlooked in the world of fame; h...

A guide to the December election for Autistic Adults
It is more important than ever to get your voice heard and exercise the right to vote. Stack has put together this handy guide to ...

Top 20 Tips on How to Raise an Autistic Child
This blog will give you 20 tips to help you raise an autistic child and support you along your journey. Introduction My name is Jo...

The Anxiety Demon: My Experience as an Autistic Adult
In this blog I will talk about the anxiety demon and how this impacts me as an autistic adult. Introduction I have always been dif...

Dealing With Sensory Sensitivities as an Autistic Adult
Sensory Survival: Living with hypersensitivity, being overwhelmed and experiencing meltdowns as an autistic adult So here we are i...

Failing of the Mental Health System for Autistic Women
Being an autistic woman is not easy. Especially when you are un-diagnosed, self-diagnosed or have been diagnosed later on in life....
