Kishore (2019) lists out the reasons for individuals with autism and spectrum disorders for having a very low rate of employment in the open job market as: Challenging behavior patterns and mismatched skill training; Impairments in social and communicative functioning impacting every aspect of adaptive behavior required at the work place; Mismatch of conventional teaching and training methods (verbal) to the nature of autistic; and the gap in quality rider or mismatch between the transitions of special education into employment.
Kishore (2019) lists out the reasons for individuals with autism and spectrum disorders for having a very low rate of employment in the open job market as: Challenging behavior patterns and mismatched skill training; Impairments in social and communicative functioning impacting every aspect of adaptive behavior required at the work place; Mismatch of conventional teaching and training methods (verbal) to the nature of autistic; and the gap in quality rider or mismatch between the transitions of special education into employment.