Interview Tips Autism Focused Hack 1.3.0 + Redeem Codes
Autism Job Interview Tips
Developer: AutiQuest
Category: Education
Price: $5.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.3.0
ID: com.autiquest
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Description
AUTISTIC INDIVIDUALS ARE POTENTIAL SUPERSTAR EMPLOYEES IF ONLY THEY COULD GET THE JOBS! This App, containing over 100,000 words & providing 100’s of tips, is designed to help them perform better in interviews. Interviewers also need guidance so there’s a huge 10,000 word section for them too!
THIS VERSION HAS NO ADS
What are the issues addressed by the App?:
• To disclose or not disclose?
• Reasonable adjustments/accommodations
• How do you confirm the interview?
• Not knowing the interview structure/timings
• Not knowing what venue/interviewer will be like
• Handling tricky ice-breaker/small talk
• Lack of processing time & information overload
• Not knowing what questions will come up
• Fast paced & multi-layered questions
• Ambiguous & hypothetical questions
• Misreading nuance & non-verbal cues
• Getting pace & tone of speech right
• How long to speak/when to stop speaking
• Getting distracted/losing focus/going blank
• Interruptions derailing interview
• Not knowing how to “sell self”
• What questions to ask & when
• Body language/eye contact issues
• Sensory over-stimulation
• Extreme anxiety & stress
• Avoiding a dreaded meltdown
• Being judged/fear of failure
Key features:
• Autism friendly user experience
• Easy navigation
• Personalisation of background colour
• Facility to organise upcoming interviews
• All aspects of interview process covered
• Has linear checklists to aid organisation
• Advice on autism disclosure
• Reasonable adjustments/accommodations
• Shows how to confirm the interview
• Advice on how to handle phone screening
• Advice on how to handle panel interviews
• Advice on matching own competencies to job
• Lists 100 common strengths of autistic people
• Advice on “selling self” effectively
• Gives typical interview questions to expect
• Suggests good answers to typical questions
• How to approach answering questions
• Gives guidance on all aspects of speaking
• Smart techniques to stay on track
• How to prevent information overload
• Advice on dress/body language/eye contact
• Covers stimming
• Advice on sensory issues/overload
• Help with anxiety/shutdowns/meltdowns
• Relaxation techniques
• Handy Emergency Screens to show & share
• Facility to write notes & make voice notes
• Audio & video resources
• Templates for confirmation & follow up emails
• Multi-choice quiz to self-test knowledge
• Common pitfalls to avoid
• How to request post-interview feedback
• 10,000 word section to help interviewers
Key benefits:
Helps autistic individuals with every aspect of the job interview from start to finish. Based on extensive research & draws on the lived experience of autistic job seekers who provided vital input based on their own interview experiences. Guides interviewers so that they can properly understand their interviewee & get the best out of them. App is updated regularly with more content being continually added.
Who is the App for?:
• Autistic job interviewees
• Interviewers themselves
• HR/talent acquisition professionals
• Employability professionals
• Supported employment professionals
• Careers advisors
• Recruitment organisations
• STEM program providers
• Internship & apprenticeship providers
• Autism job coaches & advocates
Web address of trailer showing problem that the App addresses:
https://youtu.be/q3KVuakHf_8
Web address of trailer showing some key screens of the App:
https://youtu.be/uIVyXNhSONk
Who is AutiQuest?:
AutiQuest is a division of Centa Co Ltd, a company registered in the UK, est. 2009. We are passionate about addressing the under-employment of autistic individuals.
Website - autiquest.com
Twitter - @Autiquest
Copyright © 2022 AutiQuest ® All rights reserved
AutiQuest ® is a Registered Trademark
Reviews & feedback:
Download the App &, if you like it, please rate with 5 stars.
PLEASE take your time to add your comment with your review which we will respond to.
Suggestions or queries? email us: [email protected]
THIS VERSION HAS NO ADS
What are the issues addressed by the App?:
• To disclose or not disclose?
• Reasonable adjustments/accommodations
• How do you confirm the interview?
• Not knowing the interview structure/timings
• Not knowing what venue/interviewer will be like
• Handling tricky ice-breaker/small talk
• Lack of processing time & information overload
• Not knowing what questions will come up
• Fast paced & multi-layered questions
• Ambiguous & hypothetical questions
• Misreading nuance & non-verbal cues
• Getting pace & tone of speech right
• How long to speak/when to stop speaking
• Getting distracted/losing focus/going blank
• Interruptions derailing interview
• Not knowing how to “sell self”
• What questions to ask & when
• Body language/eye contact issues
• Sensory over-stimulation
• Extreme anxiety & stress
• Avoiding a dreaded meltdown
• Being judged/fear of failure
Key features:
• Autism friendly user experience
• Easy navigation
• Personalisation of background colour
• Facility to organise upcoming interviews
• All aspects of interview process covered
• Has linear checklists to aid organisation
• Advice on autism disclosure
• Reasonable adjustments/accommodations
• Shows how to confirm the interview
• Advice on how to handle phone screening
• Advice on how to handle panel interviews
• Advice on matching own competencies to job
• Lists 100 common strengths of autistic people
• Advice on “selling self” effectively
• Gives typical interview questions to expect
• Suggests good answers to typical questions
• How to approach answering questions
• Gives guidance on all aspects of speaking
• Smart techniques to stay on track
• How to prevent information overload
• Advice on dress/body language/eye contact
• Covers stimming
• Advice on sensory issues/overload
• Help with anxiety/shutdowns/meltdowns
• Relaxation techniques
• Handy Emergency Screens to show & share
• Facility to write notes & make voice notes
• Audio & video resources
• Templates for confirmation & follow up emails
• Multi-choice quiz to self-test knowledge
• Common pitfalls to avoid
• How to request post-interview feedback
• 10,000 word section to help interviewers
Key benefits:
Helps autistic individuals with every aspect of the job interview from start to finish. Based on extensive research & draws on the lived experience of autistic job seekers who provided vital input based on their own interview experiences. Guides interviewers so that they can properly understand their interviewee & get the best out of them. App is updated regularly with more content being continually added.
Who is the App for?:
• Autistic job interviewees
• Interviewers themselves
• HR/talent acquisition professionals
• Employability professionals
• Supported employment professionals
• Careers advisors
• Recruitment organisations
• STEM program providers
• Internship & apprenticeship providers
• Autism job coaches & advocates
Web address of trailer showing problem that the App addresses:
https://youtu.be/q3KVuakHf_8
Web address of trailer showing some key screens of the App:
https://youtu.be/uIVyXNhSONk
Who is AutiQuest?:
AutiQuest is a division of Centa Co Ltd, a company registered in the UK, est. 2009. We are passionate about addressing the under-employment of autistic individuals.
Website - autiquest.com
Twitter - @Autiquest
Copyright © 2022 AutiQuest ® All rights reserved
AutiQuest ® is a Registered Trademark
Reviews & feedback:
Download the App &, if you like it, please rate with 5 stars.
PLEASE take your time to add your comment with your review which we will respond to.
Suggestions or queries? email us: [email protected]
Version history
1.3.0
2022-07-14
• Additional Panic Screens
• Additional email templates
• Emergency duel use of app developed
• More tips
• More images
• More autism strengths
• Misc improvements
• Additional email templates
• Emergency duel use of app developed
• More tips
• More images
• More autism strengths
• Misc improvements
1.2.0
2022-01-19
Updated app description and screenshots
1.1.0
2021-10-23
Miscellaneous enhancements incl. additional Panic Screens & use of App in an emergency
1.0.0
2021-09-20
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
2 Ratings
Reviews
Protoman100,
Fantastic Panic Button Feature
As a coach who works with neurodivergent communities, I’m always researching for assistive tech tools. One of the more challenging areas within job search is the interview. Many stumble due to anxiety. This app is the perfect practice tool for these communication situations. The panic button immediately brings you to a series of responses that you can choose from to best fit what you want to convey. Under audio resources, click on music to unwind to after a long day. I especially love the tools sections, which focus on continuous and revised self-reflecting on strengths and weakness. What really made this app four stars is the ability to jot down your past interview history in a super handy app. Which is super crucial for individuals struggling with executive functioning skills. Everything in one awesome app.
k8gladst1,
An excellent app!
This app is excellent! Most apps that are sold as guides to doing well on job interviews are little more than illustrated booklets of tips to practice answering common questions (perhaps with a few remarks on making sure that your suit is clean and pressed, your arrive on time, and so on). This app, though, covers much more ground, and will help the users do many more things, than any interview-guidance app I have ever seen for ANYONE (with or without autism). For example, the app is divided into several sections, and the first one alone (titled “Tools”) itself consists of seven interview-preparation tools which meet needs that are decidedly often unmet: with content ranging from a multiple choice quiz to test one’s knowledge of employees rights and responsibilities (under UK law, so some of this would have to be revised for other countries), to TWO sections on “Strengths and Weaknesses” (one is an instructional guide to common strengths and weaknesses of autistic people; the other walks one through creating a personal profile of one’s own specific strengths and weaknesses), to a “Concerns” section (an extremely thorough guide to avoiding common pitfalls in interviews AND to avoiding autism-specific pitfalls; this itself is divided into seven subsections, beginning with a section on whether to disclose that one is autistic, and what considerations may be involved in deciding one way or another),To a section on tips for interviewers (because it is not only interviewees that has to be prepared to make sure and interview goes smoothly and productively: this is deadly and triply true for anyone on the autism spectrum), to a set of video resources (five sympathetically written videosOf further tips, help, and encouraging), two audio resources is (which I assumed would be a sound-only version of the video resources, but with which turned out to be five soundtracks of relaxing music/nature-sounds/encouraging spoken messages, to help one relax and concentrate and feel more confident while preparing for the interview and/or while on one’s way to the interview. These are so soothing – WITHOUT ever crossing the line into cloyingly over-sweetened sugariness or hip-hooray forced cheeriness, as too much motivational/relaxation music — that I am actually listening to these soundtracks as I write this!) And all that is just in the FIRST section of this four-section app! It’s well worth twice the price! I should note here a particular plus: the app was created by an successful businessman, owning and operating several enterprises designed to help neurodivergent adults with a wide variety of conditions including autism — and with a commitment to enabling them to increase their prospects of successful and productive employment — so he asked actual autistic adults to help him research this app during its development, so that he could base the app on experience, not from ungrounded theories about “what those people who have autism might need.” One final note: Since the app is produced in the UK, and therefore has some UK-specific material (about employment laws, for instance), I hope that the app designer will be producing versions for other countries, too (for example, a USA version app would have to change the section on employment law, and some of the spellings, but not much else.)There are many autism organizations around the world that, I think, would gladly fund further development of the app, and I would strongly recommend that the app designer should reach out to them.
