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Inside Dell's interview process for neurodivergent talent - Vimarsana News

Inside Dell's interview process for neurodivergent talent

Dell, Ubisoft, and EY created new interview and recruitment processes for talent with autism, ADHD, and dyslexia.

EY announced the expansion of strategic alliance with ServiceNow to transform finance and tax services for the digital economy - Vimarsana News

EY announced the expansion of strategic alliance with ServiceNow to transform finance and tax services for the digital economy

/PRNewswire/ -- The EY organization today announced a significant expansion of the organization's strategic relationship with ServiceNow to help companies be...

Access Brookline: Accessibility-related news, events and information - Vimarsana News

Access Brookline: Accessibility-related news, events and information

The Brookline Commission on Disability Did you know that… Brookline has a Commission on Disability? The mission of the Brookline Commission on Disability is to enhance the quality of life for all persons with any form of disability. We tackle obstacles on streets and sidewalks, barriers in buildings, and lack of compliance in programs, services, and activities. The Commission seeks to foster a town culture inclusive of all persons, “able” and otherwise. Brookline has an ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Coordinator? Through the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Community Relations,...

Ernst & Young opens program in Boston to attract autistic workers and other "neuro-diverse" recruits - Vimarsana News

Ernst & Young opens program in Boston to attract autistic workers and other "neuro-diverse" recruits

Ernst & Young opens program in Boston to attract autistic workers and other “neuro-diverse” recruits Jane Steinmetz, the head of EY’s Boston office, hopes to encourage clients to take a similar approach By Jon Chesto Globe Staff,Updated April 12, 2021, 1 hour ago Email to a Friend Jane Steinmetz, head of EY's Boston office, hopes to encourage clients to develop programs to on-board people with cognitive differences, like the one that EY offers.Photo courtesy of EY Looking for a job in the middle of a global pandemic is hard enough. For job seekers with autism, it can be even mo...