[ SECRET POST #6827 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6827 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

As someone who struggles with social anxiety and who might be On The Spectrum, working in tourism (hospitality adjacent, IMO) was a great environment for me. Scripts! Structured, goal oriented interactions! Clear roles and context! Infodumping all day! I get it, OP.

[(Anonymous)]

Same! I have been diagnosed with autism twice and the jobs I had the easiest time in socially were the ones were I was a waitress, a tour guide and customer service because the truth is: everyone tells the same jokes, asks the same questions, has the same problems. It's all very formulaic, which was perfect for my autistic ass.

[(Anonymous)]

I am not on the spectrum but I do have social anxiety and I love structured "customer service" type interactions with people! I know exactly what my role is and what to say, a straight forward goal like you said, and as a people pleaser I love being able to help and make people happy.