An Autistic Poet’s Response
“We are not a scapegoat to be used to further someone else’s ends / Those who do not wish us well should turn back while we all can still make amends.”
“We are not a scapegoat to be used to further someone else’s ends / Those who do not wish us well should turn back while we all can still make amends.”
Rather than treating quality assurance as a mere checkbox reserved for the end of the development cycle—where only the bare minimum is required—QA should be embraced as an integral part of the process.
Celebrate neurodivergent expression with Aspiritech and Dehkhoda Educational Foundation by attending Eitan Sacks’s poetry reading on April 6.
Aspiritech is ready to help organizations create exceptional platforms that not only meet their business needs, but also make the world a better, more user-friendly place.
“Masking is often a well-developed skill in females on the spectrum, due to stereotypes of how women are expected to behave.”
Learn what you need to know to stay ahead of online accessibility regulations with this free panel event featuring experts from Aspiritech and RaLytics.
What happens when two organizations dedicated to unlocking neurodivergent potential join forces?
“Self-advocating involves a clear, strong mindset. All I know is that if I used to avoid raising my hand in class and can have that mindset now, anyone can.”
Aspiritech has gotten to where it is today thanks in large part to our strong network of allies who have gone above and beyond to spread our vision of a world that embraces neurodiversity by valuing talents, supporting challenges, and welcoming differences.
Even in the face of new advancements in AI and automation, QA remains intricately dependent on human users interacting with the product.
“We are not a scapegoat to be used to further someone else’s ends / Those who do not wish us well should turn back while we all can still make amends.”
Rather than treating quality assurance as a mere checkbox reserved for the end of the development cycle—where only the bare minimum is required—QA should be embraced as an integral part of the process.
Celebrate neurodivergent expression with Aspiritech and Dehkhoda Educational Foundation by attending Eitan Sacks’s poetry reading on April 6.
Aspiritech is ready to help organizations create exceptional platforms that not only meet their business needs, but also make the world a better, more user-friendly place.
“Masking is often a well-developed skill in females on the spectrum, due to stereotypes of how women are expected to behave.”
Learn what you need to know to stay ahead of online accessibility regulations with this free panel event featuring experts from Aspiritech and RaLytics.
What happens when two organizations dedicated to unlocking neurodivergent potential join forces?
“Self-advocating involves a clear, strong mindset. All I know is that if I used to avoid raising my hand in class and can have that mindset now, anyone can.”
Aspiritech has gotten to where it is today thanks in large part to our strong network of allies who have gone above and beyond to spread our vision of a world that embraces neurodiversity by valuing talents, supporting challenges, and welcoming differences.
Even in the face of new advancements in AI and automation, QA remains intricately dependent on human users interacting with the product.