I work for agency called Hedy Holmes Staffing

Ive never had a job been on disability my whole life. Since birth.

i work retail and food service

I am a warranty administrator.

I was a Union millwright the trades pay well and they pay for your schooling The apprenticeship program there's tons of options of things to do i think it's worth looking into

I work in a restaurant/arcade. I figure out where we have room to sit people and ask our customers days are qnd other social things. It is like a puzzle having to put tables together and find out where to put small or big groups. It honestly keeps my adhd mind entertained.

I work at a mag injection molding facility called Phillips medasize (a molex company) i basically take parts from a press, trim them, clean em, pack em. Little more to that but its the most summed up i can get

I've worked fast food (hated it), I've worked at a grocery store (hated it), I've worked as a waitress (really hated that), I've worked as a pizza delivery driver (loved it), I've worked "tourist mall" retail ( that's where I thrive most), now I'm a retail banker (like it so far)

I am a high school English teacher and love it!

I hop around but I am a preschool tutor right now, but will be babysitting over the summer and then studying abroad. I honestly haven’t stayed with a job much longer than a year just cause I always feel like switching things up 😅 I get burnt out pretty easy, but I’ve found that a set part time schedule is perfect for me. Random hours make me crazy.

Unemployed currently but trained as a hairdresser

I work in the fast paced of beer sales. It’s turned out great for me to travel between accounts and no chance of being bored. I absolutely love it

Automotive still in school for it tho

I work at a movie theater, it's super boring but tolerable

I work with adults with developmental disabilities

Right now I drive delivery for a couple gig apps. It’s a great temporary gig because I get to be my own boss and schedule my own hours, and listen to my music on loud all day while cruising around town. It’s great for my adhd brain and having my own schedule helps me deal with executive dysfunction I felt when I worked for other people on their schedule. If you’re motivated by money, then I highly recommend these gigs for people with adhd. You get to watch the little tracker tell u how much ur making go up as you keep working, so it’s very motivating! My passion is to implement more mental health programs into different areas of government, such as schools and jails/prisons. I plan to go back to school next year once I move!