Services at ND Works
Some people come to ND Works because work has stopped making sense. Others are ready for something bigger, different, more interesting, or more sustainable than what they have now.
We work on the real decisions in front of you: getting a job, changing direction, making a current job work better, building a business, choosing training, earning differently, or figuring out what kind of work is worth building toward.
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Fast Track is for autistic, ADHD, AuDHD and other neurodivergent adults who need a job now.
Maybe you have been applying for months and hearing almost nothing. Maybe you keep getting interviews and never quite get the offer. Maybe you get hired easily and keep ending up on the hunt again a year or two later, when the job changes, the manager changes, or the fit quietly stops working. Or maybe you are still sitting in a job you are completely done with because this market makes leaving feel like a terrible idea.
Job hunting asks for a bizarre mix of executive function, social guesswork and unwritten rules that often have almost nothing to do with the job itself. You can be terrific at the work and completely flattened by everything required to get through the door.
We find the employers, openings, and people worth your time, work through applications and interviews while they are actually happening, and help you make better calls about which jobs are worth saying yes to.
Fast Track for Job Hunters
You can be good at your work and know you can’t keep doing it this way.
You may love the work and hate the job around it, or be doing the work of three people. Maybe you changed jobs and found the same problem in a different company. Or you may be looking at your career differently now that you understand your brain better.
Career Reset uses your actual work history, work preferences, burnout, and executive function profile to figure out what has been happening at work. We look for what worked, what repeatedly cost too much, which strengths have been carrying too much of the load, and which conditions changed the outcome.
Then we investigate real options. A different employer or role. A field change or certification. Changes that could make the work you already know sustainable. Self-employment or another way of making a living.
We don’t stop at a list of possibilities. We research them, test the strongest ones against the real world, and build the next steps from what we learn.
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Sometimes the answer isn’t finding a better job. It’s building a different way to make a living.
Make a Living is for people exploring self-employment, independent or fractional work, a small business, multiple income streams, or some combination that fits better than another round of trying to become an ideal employee.
We treat those possibilities as real economic questions. What can you actually offer? Who might pay for it? What do you need to earn? How much control do you want over your time and working conditions? Then we start putting real combinations on the table: employment plus contract work, consulting, tutoring, a small service business, several income streams, or something we haven’t named yet.
You do not have to squeeze all of your earning power into one conventional job.