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Autism Seen As Valuable For Some Jobs

Ron Brix has autism, but is a successful computer programmer. Coworkers says that he "sometimes misses" the big picture, but there are many benefits to his condition.
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Brix says his ability to focus on something to the exclusion of everything else gives him an advantage. And [the Danish company] Specialisterne says tests show their employees can be up to eight times more accurate at tasks like manual data entry than workers without autism.
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