Depression is a social hit. Is that what HR looks like?
I was looking for a job, and many places asked me, "Well, see, there's a popular social disease called depression, are you?" or something close to the same meaning.
I'm not okay!!
A hit is to stick to the trend, not to fall into the trend, but to be depressed. Who would make himself?
Suppose if one person is, that is, he is fighting hard, but you underestimate that he is trying not to be alienated from society (a normal person), that he is gardening the trend (because hit = is), do you look at that?
I'm not depressed, but I'm an asperger, also called hypostatic autism.
I believe the atmosphere in the interview room is something he can sense in my irregularities.
1. Very sensitive to sound. Whether the compressor works, the sound of a glass of water hitting the table, the sound of someone opening the door, I'm totally startled.
2. My words may be a little strange.
But in the end, the question of whether there is a psychiatric disease, I said no.
# Special kid # Autism # ADHD # Depression # Depression is no joke


















































































































