Best jobs for autistic people?

First, what are your strengths and weaknesses? This goes for everyone. I know autists have common weaknesses with socializing and routines. Since I'm going off of nothing, archival jobs can be decent for autists who don't want to interact much. I worked one, and despite not being autistic, it was enjoyable but undeniably it felt long since I would always finish my work and have nothing to do. And night shifts aren't the best for all.
 
I knew someone that was too autistic to hold a normal job, so he worked for the US Forest Service counting trees. I think he liked it quite a lot, but ended up getting a new job in a field he had a degree in that also fit him well.
 
Either something that the autist likes, or something that isn't assembly-line like -- bagging groceries, factory work, fast food, etc. -- with stuff he doesn't exactly like?

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Probably overnight stock person at a retail store
 
I knew someone that was too autistic to hold a normal job, so he worked for the US Forest Service counting trees. I think he liked it quite a lot, but ended up getting a new job in a field he had a degree in that also fit him well.
How high did he count

Reincarnation of Timothy Dexter, Malden Massachusetts official Informer of Deer (there are no deer in Malden Massachusetts)
 
How high did he count

Reincarnation of Timothy Dexter, Malden Massachusetts official Informer of Deer (there are no deer in Malden Massachusetts)
You make jokes, but its probably prudent for the Department of Forestry to have a rough estimate of how many of what kinds of trees are in a given area. It's probably a chill gig if you like walking around in the woods. But haha Reddit updoots for you good sir for being able to quote a Youtube video I also watched!
 
You make jokes, but its probably prudent for the Department of Forestry to have a rough estimate of how many of what kinds of trees are in a given area. It's probably a chill gig if you like walking around in the woods. But haha Reddit updoots for you good sir for being able to quote a Youtube video I also watched!
It seemed like an "alright well go count the sesame seeds and leave me alone" kind of thing
 
Know an autistic guy socially that's an autism consultant. No fuckin idea how that works.
Someone suggested that to me as a career path once, lol. I guess basically offering suggestions to organizations, employers, schools, etc. on how to accommodate and integrate autistic people effectively, and using your own personal experience as a certified autist to identify and articulate these things.

This is another one of those things where you have to be a very specific kind of autist to be good at.
 
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