Educational-Key4235's journey

I recently applied for a job at a super popular bar in my city, which is known for attracting a young crowd. This would be my first job experience, and I was initially hesitant because I just got fired from a trial shift at a fast food restaurant for being too slow. That experience was really traumatic for me, and I’m worried about facing a similar situation again. When I applied, I was surprised that the manager was open to chatting with me despite my lack of experience. I have autism, which makes it challenging for me to learn new tasks quickly, and I’m concerned about how this will be perceived when I meet him in person. I’m thinking about mentioning my autism, but I fear it might not be taken seriously. I’ve read some advice that working at a popular spot could be beneficial for my resume, and I’ve also considered roles like a dishwasher or busser that might suit my skills better. I plan to study the menu and learn as much as I can beforehand. I really hope I can push through my anxiety and make this opportunity work.