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Neurodiversity isn't a trend. It's not a moment. And it's definitely not something that can be solved with a week of awareness posts and good intentions. It's something many people live with every day and need to be understood, supported, and designed for, not worked around. Because the real issue isn't whether we recognize neurodivergent talent. It's whether the way we've built our workplaces was ever designed to support it in the first place. For decades, we've optimized systems for a narrow definition of productivity, communication, and performance. We've rewarded a specific way of thinking, processing, and showing up. And then we've quietly labeled anything outside of that as a gap to be fixed, rather than a capability to be leveraged. But when you step back and look at the data, it tells a completely different story. One in five people is neurodivergent. Entire groups of highly capable individuals remain unemployed or underutilized, not because they lack skill, but because the system wasn't built with th