Is anyone else here a person who has a learning disability and difficulty with

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work situations? At one point in my work career, I was sent on a lot of temporary service jobs. Most involved being sent somewhere, taught now to do something, and then you just do it: over and over again. Well that worked for everyone else except me. I would learn it and then have to figure out how I could do it with the added pressure of not being a very fast person so I had to figure out how to keep up. Like two places, you take with your left and place into something with your right. The hand position for the taking didn't work for me so I had to refigure the hand position. Then the hand off and other hand were two slow, so I grabbed two with both hands and put them in the container. One was a health bar repacking service and the other was a pen repacking service. Two at a time worked way better for me and way faster. But usually the foreman would complain or want me to do it the same way as everyone else. But I couldn't keep up that way, so I would get yelled at if I didn't keep up. So I would always learn something, isolate myself to figure it out, join the others, and try to work somewhere where the bosses seldom or never went. What has been your experience with being LD and trying to work for others?