Neurodivergent Job Seeker: Turning ADHD, Autism & Trauma Into Interview Superpowers

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Ladies Get Paid

Claire Wasserman

47 episodes

2 days ago

Real women. Real talk. Listen in on motivational speaker, author, and entrepreneur, Claire Wasserman's coaching sessions - recorded with their consent - as her clients grapple with challenges they face en route to a better future. Claire also shares her process of learning to embrace her worth as a business owner and mother. Transparency is transformative, and so let their paths illuminate yours. If you like Esther Perel, you'll love this.

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Neurodivergent Job Seeker: Turning ADHD, Autism & Trauma Into Interview Superpowers

Ladies Get Paid

38 minutes 6 seconds

1 month ago

Neurodivergent Job Seeker: Turning ADHD, Autism & Trauma Into Interview Superpowers

What if the diagnoses you've been hiding in job interviews are actually your greatest professional assets?

This coaching session features a 52-year-old woman diagnosed at 48 with autism, ADHD, dyscalculia, anxiety, depression, and PTSD—currently living in a women's shelter and navigating final-round job interviews. Instead of teaching her to mask better, we identify the concrete superpowers embedded in each diagnosis: pattern recognition, emotional intelligence, advanced systems thinking, and the ability to manage up because she's had to manage herself her entire life.

We discuss using AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT to translate neurodivergent traits into employer benefits without forced disclosure, why a "pride check-in" matters more than interview prep, how to mine current hardships (homelessness, job loss, health struggles) for creative purpose, and why detaching from desperate outcomes is the only way to show up powerfully in interviews.