Managing with Asperger Syndrome / Malcolm Johnson.

ISBN:

9781423710004

9781846420290

Title:

Managing with Asperger Syndrome / Malcolm Johnson.

Author:

Johnson, Malcolm, 1967-

Personal Author:

Johnson, Malcolm, 1967-

Publication Information:

London ; Philadelphia, PA : Jessica Kingsley, 2005.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (138 pages)

Contents:

Introduction -- What's been driving my bus -- Initial experiences -- Fitting in and adopting the right approach -- The right environment: an ideal position -- Understand the politics -- Managing people -- Forming relationships and building credibility fast -- Honesty, trust and business -- Confronting issues -- When you meet that person -- It's not just what you say -- Productivity and efficiency -- Reflections.

Local Note:

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Personal Subject:

Johnson, Malcolm, 1967--Mental health.

Subject Term:

Asperger's syndrome -- Patients -- Biography.

Asperger's syndrome -- Patients -- Employment.

Asperger's syndrome -- Patients -- Life skills guides.

Executives -- Mental health.

Psychology, Industrial.

Format:

Electronic Resources

Electronic Access:

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Publication Date:

2005

Publication Information:

London ; Philadelphia, PA : Jessica Kingsley, 2005.

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Summary

This insider account provides much-needed information about a subject of increasing interest: people with Asperger Syndrome (AS) working in management positions. Johnson draws on his personal experiences to explain how elements such as the working environment, managing staff, group dynamics and office politics can have a profound influence on work performance. He provides useful examples and guidance on adapting to the workplace and coping with the pressures and demands of professional roles.

Full of practical advice, this book will be essential reading for anyone with AS in employment as well as their managers, colleagues, family and friends, as well as supporting professionals.

Author Notes

Malcolm Johnson found out that he has Asperger Syndrome at the age of 35, after years of working in middle and senior management. He previously worked at the BBC and now works in publishing. He holds a Business degree from Warwick University and lives with his wife in Surrey, UK.