There's little doubt that autistic people are the most unemployed, underpaid, and overeducated disability population. While no research suggests that autistic people are poor workers, there is research that shines a light on how well their bottom-up processing and "noisy brains" make them particularly suited for plenty of productive work. Autistic people may face serious challenges in the work world because of their sensitivity to social justice, their lack of awareness of hierarchy.
Weekly family meetings have eliminated disorganization and last-minute requests. These hourlong sessions allow each member to share their plans and synchronize schedules effectively.
Humorist Dave Barry once remarked, "If you had to identify, in one word, the reason why the human race has not achieved, and never will achieve, its full potential, that word would be meetings." Most people have experienced team meetings where nobody seems to be on the same page.