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06 Oct 2021, 3:42 pm

Working at a supermarket?

Where would you class success?

In your personal opinions



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06 Oct 2021, 3:51 pm

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Define success for asp at work?
Not being told "You're fired" by the end of your shift.



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06 Oct 2021, 4:02 pm

Celebrate everyday you don't hear those words?



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06 Oct 2021, 4:04 pm

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Celebrate everyday you don't hear those words?
If by "celebrate" you mean giving a short prayer of thanks, then yes.



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06 Oct 2021, 4:06 pm

Celebrating small wins which help to boost self-confidence and can be put to use toward future successes.



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07 Oct 2021, 5:28 pm

TB_TB_TB_TB_TB_TB wrote:
Working at a supermarket?

Where would you class success?

In your personal opinions

It would be being a 6 figure earning college degree holding employee of a oil and gas company that has good health insurance and benefits and retires with millions after 40 years or so at the age of 65 or 67 for me if i was a employee.But really I would be happy if i could be a everyday mult-millionaire as a white collar college degree holding office worker making a more median wage.



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07 Oct 2021, 5:32 pm

I would say the same as making more than above average salary. Anyone who makes 1/3rd or more above average is doing well in my opinion both NT or aspie.

I noticed that work seems to be very hit and miss for aspies. Some can make crazy stupid salaries while others can't even leave the house.



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17 Oct 2021, 4:24 am

Having landed a job that’s not below minimum wage, doesn’t require weight loss, isn’t hard labor, and has penalty rates, plus a union? If you don’t need antibiotics after being at work then your good.



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17 Oct 2021, 10:01 am

Nades wrote:
I would say the same as making more than above average salary. Anyone who makes 1/3rd or more above average is doing well in my opinion both NT or aspie.

I noticed that work seems to be very hit and miss for aspies. Some can make crazy stupid salaries while others can't even leave the house.


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Mean average annual pay in GBP London £41,017.00

So anyone making £41k or more?



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18 Oct 2021, 9:44 am

TB_TB_TB_TB_TB_TB wrote:
Nades wrote:
I would say the same as making more than above average salary. Anyone who makes 1/3rd or more above average is doing well in my opinion both NT or aspie.

I noticed that work seems to be very hit and miss for aspies. Some can make crazy stupid salaries while others can't even leave the house.


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Mean average annual pay in GBP London £41,017.00

So anyone making £41k or more?


Yes I would say so. It's a sign an aspie is holding their own with the NT's.



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27 Oct 2021, 9:25 am

I'm holding my own and losing my s**t. Shrug.