Breaking Barriers: What It Takes for Neurodivergent Talent to Thrive in International Careers

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by Satomi Ogata
Career Coach

This October, for ADHD and  Dyslexia Awareness Month, we’re excited to highlight ways how neurodivergent professionals can thrive in the workplace and the support now available to help them do so.

 

Joining Impactpool as a first neurodivergent trained coach, Satomi Ogata brings a unique perspective shaped by her own career journey. From high school dropout to UN HR Trainer and Global Talent Specialist, Satomi has 15+ years of experience recruiting over 300 professionals from more than 100 nationalities across 50 countries. A late-diagnosed neurodivergent professional herself, she now coaches with empathy, helping individuals navigate career transitions, inclusion challenges, personal branding and interview preparation. Based in Singapore, she works in English and Japanese, empowering professionals to leverage their strengths in complex global environments.

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