Different At Work

Different At Work
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Hosts Andrew and Flo discuss what neurodivergence in the workplace looks like through their real-life examples. They are both high-achieving adults, having served in leadership roles in a Fortune 100 company, driving successful and high performing teams. Andrew suffered through undiagnosed ADHD until he received his diagnosis later in life, while Flo is currently an ICF-accredited leadership coach with many neurodivergent clients. They worked together closely for many years; as friends and colleagues, they started Different at Work so that the next generation of leaders can learn from their often deeply personal examples.

Episódios

  1. há 6 dias

    Different For Hire - Part II

    Flo and Andrew continue their discussion about the job search while being wired a little differently. In this conversation, we fast forward beyond the resumes and applications and focus on the interviews and selection process, including different perspectives and the unfathomable consideration to disclose your ADHD diagnosis in the process. Chapters (00:00:01) - Different at Work: Navigating the Job Search Process(00:04:49) - Behavior-based Interview Questions(00:08:09) - Culture Fit and the Job Search(00:13:38) - The role of neurodivergence in the interview(00:16:00) - How to Win an Interview With a Neurodivergent Person(00:19:23) - On Masking and Code Switch(00:21:24) - What to Reveal in the Interview(00:21:43) - The Choice to Disclose Neurodivergence in the Workplace(00:27:25) - Topics of ADHD and neurodivergences(00:29:59) - What Can Companies Do to Attract and Accept Neurodivergent(00:32:59) - The culture of the workplace(00:33:46) - Inclusive Recruitment and Talent Selection Process(00:41:13) - Different at Work: Being Neurodivergent Links to helpful resources and other content can be found on our website at www.differentatwork.com.

  2. 28 de ago.

    Different For Hire - Job Hunting (Part I)

    Andrew and Flo discuss the unique challenges of searching for a job while being wired a little differently. Comparisons are made between advice given to neurotypical job seekers, and we discuss how that advice might be adjusted for the neurodiverse candidate. Spoiler alert: The job search process really sucks for everyone and, perhaps not surprisingly, it is not helped by ADHD. Chapters (00:00:01) - Different at Work(00:00:29) - How to Choose to Confess Your Neurodivergence in the(00:08:37) - How RSD affects the job search(00:10:06) - Does an Autistic Person Get a Job?(00:18:23) - The New Rules of Networking(00:21:49) - What If You're Neurodivergent and Can't Meet People(00:23:35) - Relationship Building with a Neurodiverse Person(00:30:31) - The Challenges of Applying for Jobs(00:31:58) - Different at Work: The Mental Health Podcast Links to helpful resources and other content can be found on our website at www.differentatwork.com.

  3. 19 de ago.

    Today's Secret Word is...

    Today’s secret word is “Trust.” Andrew and Flo discuss the potential risks and benefits of disclosing a neurodivergence diagnosis in the workplace, and what signs to look for when weighing that decision. Risks include navigating stigmas and stereotypes, dealing with rejection, and the permanence of discloser. Benefits include an optimized workplace that reduces stress and promotes overall well-being. Trust-building competencies and frameworks and the responsibilities of leaders are also discussed. Resources: The Thin Book of Trust by Charles Feltman (audiobook edition) Links to helpful resources and other content can be found on our website at www.differentatwork.com.

  4. 13 de ago.

    Wait, That Was Me?

    Andrew and Flo discuss some of the re-processing of past events that happens when someone is officially diagnosed with ADHD later in life. Andrew shares his personal experience and Flo shares her excellent insights. Together, they reminisce about the good ol’ days of MySpace, the Blackberry Pearl, and brick walls.   Resources: https://self-compassion.org/   Links to helpful resources and other content can be found on our website at www.differentatwork.com.

  5. 6 de ago.

    New dx, Who’s This?

    Meet Andrew and Flo, two seasoned professionals, as they discuss their experiences with neurodivergence in the workplace. The conversation includes real-world examples and their shared lived experience. In the first episode, you’ll hear a little about their personal experience and their motivations for creating a podcast. Links to helpful resources and other content can be found on our website at www.differentatwork.com.

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Hosts Andrew and Flo discuss what neurodivergence in the workplace looks like through their real-life examples. They are both high-achieving adults, having served in leadership roles in a Fortune 100 company, driving successful and high performing teams. Andrew suffered through undiagnosed ADHD until he received his diagnosis later in life, while Flo is currently an ICF-accredited leadership coach with many neurodivergent clients. They worked together closely for many years; as friends and colleagues, they started Different at Work so that the next generation of leaders can learn from their often deeply personal examples.

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  • Criado por
    Different At Work
  • Anos de atividade
    2026
  • Episódios
    5
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Different At Work
  • Site do podcast
    Different At Work