• Alamutjones@aussie.zone
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      5 months ago

      If he’s disabled and needs the sounds, then they go through the headphones he’s already wearing. Not out into the general office

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          5 months ago

          Accomodations for your disability in the work place, while completely valid and necessary, shouldn’t get to interfere with the accomodations needed for any other person in that office. If the noise is constant and loud, that probably ruins it for at least one other office tenant with a different disability.

          His noise goes through his own headphones, or a non-noise related cue is found to give him the same kind of feedback he needs, to give him what he needs while not interfering with anyone else’s equally pressing needs

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      5 months ago

      Usually when that tech is in the office, I make sure I have my headphones handy because he’s either talking non stop or tapping away on his phone.