Is it more difficult to hear (or process hearing) things when on stimulants? Several times people speak to me and then I feel I didn’t hear or understand them, never happens off stims: Any similar experiences?

For a full time opportunity in Infosys for various roles: Full stack dev, AWS dev, Data on cloud, Cloud engineering and so on. Ping your profile in rohit.mukherjee .dak@gmail.com for referrals.

Does anyone have any insight on what is entailed during an “expertise chat” at McK in Healthcare Services & Technology? I spoke to a recruiter and made it through to the next step. The next step is the expertise chat before moving on to the official first round interview. Any insight appreciated.

Can someone explain what will happen to price of Eth after Ethereum 2.0 rolls out? One big change is lower gas fees and much higher efficiency to enable ethereum apps.

My question is, if ethereum becomes more efficient, and less Eth will be needed to carry out transactions, then why would the price of Eth increase? Wouldn’t it decrease instead?

Hi fishes,
Anyone from eQ Technologic here ?

What are some possible disaster recovery strategies if Workday goes down the same way Kronos did?

Do Bernie supporters seriously think he can flip Pennsylvania, a state we NEED to win the presidency? He’s talking about an outright ban on fracking - that is a losing issue for him in that state.

What's your story of making a big jump in pay? How did you make it happen?

Sometimes, just sometimes dealing with customers ALL DAY is really draining. Being in customer support, no one looks forward to “clock-out time” more than our department!

Is it normal for a UX designer after receiving edits from management to hand sketch files to a senior graphic designer to create high fidelity comps with a simple "good luck"? Or is it the UX designers job?

Anyone selling GPUs?

I found out I am ~ 5.5 weeks pregnant after I missed my periods and through blood tests. Few days back I had sore breasts and stomach cramping.

Although I still have cramping but the breast soreness has reduced a bit.

Should I be worried? I have ultrasound scheduled this Friday!

I want to start saving possible talent (photographer, illustrators, etc) in a way that is easy to reference. Any tips on the best way to do this without a 1000 bookmarks?

Can anyone recommend me to a tech company position in Houston, Texas. I have no experience and Im going to be starting my data analyst courses soon

12 YOE as Assistant Professor (Embedded Systems) in a deemed university, pursuing Ph.D.

Please provide referrals to company-based jobs.

Do you think Trump is to blame for coronavirus spread in the USA? Why or why not?

(no unsubstantiated claims, please).

Which company is better to join, Senior Analytics Consultant at Zenoti or Senior Data Science Analyst at Angel One

I am on a credential program in California ... Intern eligible waiting on student teaching however, i am looking to relocate to Texas. Would i be able to apply for internship in the state of Texas?

Can a recruiter or someone from AWS do me a kindness and peek at my resume? I had been getting so many rejections and just wanted to see if it’s me or just the old format? Thanks much

Anyone find themselves interrupting too much? I tend to get excited when talking with friends or about something I'm passionate about, and I occasionally will totally interrupt someone (unintentionally) when I get too into it. No one has mentioned it to me but I've caught a few looks from friends when it happens, and I'd like to work on it just for the sake of being polite. Advice?

Has ADHD affected your effectiveness in your speech and communication? How have you grappled with those issues in social settings as well as work?

Anyone else project confidence and calmness but secretly get really stressed out or irritated easily? When I'm with people who talk slowly for example I get so irritated on the inside I feel like I could scream, but I obviously can't show that so I just pretend to be listening when really the person is talking so slowly that I forget the word they've said by the time they get to the next one. Tips for calming the f down? I'm tense all the time.

I feel like the parts of ADHD that don't suck aren't talked about that much (and I need a reminder, desperately). The one thing I like is my ability (when I can get my brain to work) to focus hard and get something done in a short amount of time. If I'm really locked in, I can get a serious amount of work done fast. feel free to add yours (please lmao💀).

At some points, I feel I am becoming a problem magnet 🧲. Anything I touch or get involved in, tun into a nightmare despite doing my best not to screw up. I was a top performer a few months ago, and now I am a team blocker. I feel it so hard to disappoint people around me whom I respect a lot. Helpless 😞😞😞

Anyone in Chicago that loves their therapist? I have realized I need to find someone that focuses on ADHD and will be really practical and pragmatic about how to manage work.

(I know I'm really talking about a coach, but I do also need the therapy part, and can't afford anything not covered by insurance, anyway)

Just discovering RSD after being diagnosed as an adult. I feel like SO MUCH of my life has been impacted by this and I just never had a name for it. At work if someone gives me negative or constructive feedback it can feel like a punch in the chest even if I know it's not personal. Makes romantic relationships so hard too. What do you do to handle it especially at work?

It’s looking like my job is gonna start asking us to return to the office. We have an open office plan and before we wfh FT I would save all my work for my telework days bc I can’t get shit done in the office. I’m having major anxiety about them making this decision. I know I’m not alone that people don’t want to return to the office. My ADHD and the open office just makes working from the office a nightmare and I’m feeling really nervous and kind of resentful.

*Methylphenadite makes you more dyslexic.* I've been analysing this hypothesis for over a year now. As a late diagnosis, I'm quite certain when I started taking meds, despite never having this issue before, I would misspell words and say the completely wrong words without realising. I saw the same thing with a colleague on stimulants doing exactly the same i.e. say dollars when they meant euros. Other late diagnosed people, what is your experience?

How did you figure out you had ADHD? Official diagnosis? Or did you research the symptoms yourself first? Read a Time article this morning saying that TikTok opened a lot of peoples eyes to the fact that they have ADHD.

Many of us are trapped in positions that are not in alignment with our values and work abilities. Much like using "superman" to drive a vehicle and deliver mail. You not allowed to fly, use your xray vision or strength. We are confined to live in square box when we are so much more than the shape of the box. I'm not saying quit your job. But atleast explore what makes your tick: what excites you and where you excel.

I'm a fellow ADHDer and am an expert on ADHD after over a decade of researching it at the social, cognitive, biological, and molecular levels in both personal research and academically. I coach those with ADHD on leveraging their strengths, and creating systems to deal with weaknesses.

I want to help others as I've been helped over the years. Ask away with questions and I will answer to the best of my abilities. I don't have all the answers of course. Love you all. 🙏❤️

I’ve done nothing for 3 hours straight. I just cba. Wth?!

Hi folks,
Any good psychiatrist or physician in the DC area who specialize in ADHD diagnosis and treatment in adults?

Prefer if they accept Atena.

Growing up I’ve always wondered if I had some form of ADHD since I had a lot of trouble focusing in class. Lately I’ve found myself zoning out during meetings more often and started wondering again. Can anyone share their journey on how they got diagnosed, what your first steps were, and if you used any firm resources?

Anyone else struggle with feeling like you’ll never find a job you’re actually good at? I feel like no matter what I do I’ll never actually find my niche.

I just got diagnosed with ADHD at 30. After years of being the weird one, problem child and dealing with my own mental and sensory overload issues I’m so relieved to have a diagnose I could cry. I am now getting recommendations to avoid medication and try therapy. Can anyone speak to that approach? I kind of feel like I’m getting that recommendation because people don’t believe ADHD is a real issue.

I don’t know about anyone else but I’m feeling like I’ve hit a wall and the thought of coming to the end of the year is giving anxiety. BUT I’m glad we have each other for support. This bowl is for us. Would love to know what happy discoveries you found this week.

Happy adhd awareness month ✨