ADHD Works at Work

By: Leanne Maskell

Narrated by: Leanne Maskell

Navigating the working world with ADHD can be tricky business for everyone, but it doesn't have to be. Understanding what ADHD actually is, how to talk about it at work, identifying what can help and ways to harness it within the workplace can be as overwhelming as getting a diagnosis - until now.

For employers and employees alike, ADHD Works at Work bridges the gap between Human Resources and the humans they're there to help with professional and personal lived experience, with ADHD-friendly strategies to turn your awareness into action at work.

Confidently talk about ADHD at work, cultivate disability friendly cultures, and level the playing field by understanding reasonable adjustments that work for ADHD. Learn ADHD coaching and management skills to harness the endless strengths of ADHD at work directly from Leanne Maskell, ADHD coach and trainer of companies including Google, Microsoft and Disney.

"This book is a masterpiece. The future of work belongs to those who embrace neurodiversity and this book is the perfect guide to start making that happen!"

Lisette Schipper, Neurodiversity Advocacy Lead, Google

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2023 Leanne Maskell (P)2023 Leanne Maskell

Critic reviews

"This book is a masterpiece. The future of work belongs to those who embrace neurodiversity and this book is the perfect guide to start making that happen!" —Lisette Schipper, Neurodiversity Advocacy Lead, Google

Hated it!

This "book" is just a rant on working your employer into submission using the British legal system, (spends almost an hour on this topic alone) sure, people like me who have ADHD sometimes need to advocate for ourselves but this is NOT what I thought I was getting into when I picked up this title. Not a "woe is me" story of how my workplace needs to get trained in how to handle my "disability".
I'm sympathetic for the authors lisp but please, this is an audio book, for international listeners, and with ADHD nonetheless, you could've asked someone with proper enunciation skills to narrate this book