Specialisterne, what’s it all about

Welcome back to the Audacious Aspie! This week, we will be looking at their mission, vision, focus and values. Is this a continuation of the About us Page? Sorta, more like the About tab. Hey, I gotta fill these posts with something. Plus they are worth getting to know so, win-win. If you're familiar with the Monty python movie the Holy Grail, this will be a bit like the bridge scene (first you must learn these answers 4-3, than the other side you’ll see).

 

Careful when answering the questions, remember what happened to Sir Robin the brave and Sir Notappearinginthisfilm?   

 

What, is their mission? It’s been mentioned in the general About Us page previously, but it is to create 25,000 jobs (has to be 25,000. To low, the leader of the Canadian branch gets executed and replaced. To high, than the CAD companies will pose a threat to other world companies, starting a Bond-like string of assassinations and espionage.), “make a significant impact on the Canadian Business landscape” (Mission, Focus, Values and Vision page Paragraph One), and eventual world domination.

 

What, is their focus? (obvious answer I know but bare with me). Assist Canadian business in hiring people on the spectrum with their “proven recruitment, training, education and management modles” (Paragraph Two). Much like social media, they are selling other companies on people rather than chairs or such. Only difference is, they are marketing people's skills, rather than people's personal data.

 

For example: they might say that you are good at “managing” data, or a “computer expert”. But if you want your employer to know that you are good at harvesting people’s personal data (obviously not your employers personal data...yet), you’ll have to tell them.

 

What, is their vision? Probably 20/20, unless they have glasses like myself. Than it’s 40/20. But anyways, it’s actually much more better than that. The people at specialisterne see a world where everyone, regardless of race, birth origins, condition, gender and all that get an equal crack in the labour market. You can either see this as a pretty neat goal to work towards, the glorious return of communism, or the infamous return of communism. Your choice.   

 

What, are their values? They’ve summed it up nicely as respect, accommodation, accessibility and clarity. A nice, appropriate group of values concerning the Autistic/Asperger community. Any way, that's it for this weeks post. Next week, we will take a peek at their Dandelion model (why do they call it that? We’ll see.) and what it’s all about. But until then, this continues to be, the Audacious Aspie.

 

What do these weird plants that look like they are growing little nose ticklers have to do with jobs and Autism/Aspergers? We’ll see.    

Sources used:

http://ca.specialisterne.com/about-specialisterne/mission-vision-values/