Nick Ransom

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'It's so important to have neurodivergence in the workplace'
Tuesday 21 January 2020, 13:43
Nick Ransom, a researcher in BBC Bitesize, talks about his first 18 months within the BBC and how his autistic differences have been embraced in the workplace.
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Nick Ransom

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'It's so important to have neurodivergence in the workplace'