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Has your BIPOLAR DISORDER ever affected your work performance? |
Impulsivity...me too. Heck yes. How could it not? When hypomanic, I was extremely productive, the model employee, accomplished great things. When depressed, I slowed down below average. When mildly mixed, I was irritable. When really episodic, I was out on leave. I'm on meds now and pretty darn stable. I miss the high productivy, but not everything else. Definitely... Impulsivity is probably the biggest cause of the interference in my experience but I'm sure it's different for everyone. Of Course. It affects how you interperet instructions. How you react to co-workers. It's part of who you are. |
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