Kate's charity, Made by Dyslexia has produced two reports with global organisation EY that map dyslexic thinking skills with the World Economic Forum’s top 10 skills for the future. Based on these reports, LinkedIn has now added dyslexia thinking as a skill.

“Research shows us that the top 10 skills needed in the workplace are dyslexic thinking skills. Made By Dyslexia’s Dyslexic Dynamic Report with Manpower found that, by 2025, half of jobs will be done by machines, and the half that will be done by humans, require dyslexic thinking skills, concluding that dyslexic thinking can fill the global skills gap.”

Kate shares that dyslexia makes people very good at certain things, and very bad at others which means many discover their dyslexic thinking skills early. This leads to lots of practice, making those with dyslexia experts. <<Complete Article>>