This article aims to educate corporates and parents on how to effectively support autistic young adults entering the workforce. It explores different modes of employment—sheltered, open, assisted, remote, and freelance—highlighting which modes work best for various autistic conditions. The article examines why parents prefer corporate environments, showcases companies that have successfully included autistic employees, and identifies success and failure factors in corporate inclusion efforts. Additionally, it discusses the role of autism professionals in shaping corporate policies and the importance of parental involvement during the initial work transition. Ultimately, the article provides actionable strategies for creating a more inclusive and supportive workplace for autistic individuals.