I may miss some pieces of information and this is difficult because sometimes I don't get the whole picture. What I have to do is take my notes home and process the information I have written down and try to fill in the gaps of missing information. I usually end up with about twenty unanswered questions. The next day, I ask my supervisor the five most important questions and then proceed to ask two or three other engineers the remaining questions. I think this is an appropriate strategy for anyone whether they have a disability or not.
Employees usually have questions about their work.
In this way, I am using a strategy to accommodate my needs without having to disclose my disability. I have my own reservations about disclosure, especially in my field of science. I want my employer and co-workers to know I was hired because I can do the job, not because I have a disability. I found work to be much, much easier than school. The best thing is not having an exam after completing a project.