If anyone has received manager training that specifically includes neurodivergent people I’d like to know about it.
Managing autistic, ADHD people and those with other neurodivergences is different from managing typical people and there must be something about it somewhere.
@Aniket I can tell you how I "trained" my manager. Spoiler alert, it was not necessary.
But it's a good topic, not everyone is on the same situation
@Sh41 hey Raul! I received a peer review sheet to fill out and I'm having a hard time thinking of anything and was wondering if there's any technique that helps :(
It feels like this could take all day.

@Aniket I've been thinking about this and can't think of any technique.
When I work on peer feedback I usually focus on the most important aspect of the person:
- What's their strongest point.
- What's their weakest point
- What's one thing they can do to improve

Not sure if that's what you're looking for, but I hope it helps.

@Aniket one framework is SMART feedback
Specific
Measurable
Actionable
Relevant
Time-bound
@Aniket SMART is more for objectives and career goals than for feedback, but can be used for both