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A jоb cаndidаte with аutism applies fоr a pоsition at your organization. He provides appropriate documentation for his disability and demonstrates strong qualifications, including relevant skills, strong previous job performance, and a solid educational background. During the hiring process, he is open and honest about the challenges associated with his autism, including sensory sensitivity (requiring a quieter office located away from noise), difficulty with social communication (such as reading social cues), challenges with figurative or non-literal language (e.g., sarcasm and idioms), and a tendency toward rigidity or inflexibility. He also emphasizes that he is actively working on these areas through personal strategies and professional support. As part of his accommodation request, he asks for a workspace with minimal noise to help manage sensory overload. Some members of the hiring committee express concerns about employing him. However, the final decision maker chooses to hire him because he clearly demonstrates that he can perform all essential job duties.Essay Question:What fears or concerns the hiring committee members might have had regarding the employment of this individual?Are these fears valid based on what is known about disability, workplace performance, and reasonable accommodations? Explain the actual truths about hiring autistic employees and describe ways the organization can mitigate concerns while supporting both the employee and a successful work environment.Requirements:Your response must be written in complete sentences.Your essay should be at least three well-developed paragraphs that address all parts of the question.