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Sigh. I too would like to know an employer that can accomodate unpredictable performance or a partner willing to do emotional labor.
by rini17 1y ago
Sigh. I too would like to know an employer that can accomodate unpredictable performance or a partner willing to do emotional labor.
- carlosjobim 1y agoAs for unpredictable performance, employers never want to have that. But it is possible if you have your own business or consultancy. Or if you work with art and creativity, where it is the norm to have ups and downs.
- rini17 1y agoIdk artists I know have to work hard whenever there's some opportunity, regardless of whether they are up or down at the moment.
- carlosjobim 1y agoI don't think it's about working hard or not, it's about predictable performance. Artists work harder than most people when they are active, but also have hiatuses. It's completely expected for artists to have break periods.
- runjake 1y agoPerhaps one option: work at a non-profit whose mission deals with your disorder. They probably understand it more than most disorders and likely have some level of skills to cope with it and it makes them look good employing them.