@meagan, oh yes. I pretty much knew for some time that I was, starting back in the 90’s when there as a newspaper article about adult ADD in our paper. My manager at the time cut the article out of the paper, highlighted certain sentences, and wrote “see me about this.” When I went into his office, he said that reading the article made him realize that my chronic tardiness (10 -15 minutes late) and the stacks of things in my office were probably not deliberate, and that he would stop letting it bother him. He moved our Monday staff meeting to 9 am for everyone but me (it still showed up as 8:30 on my calendar) and had our office manager purchase a lot of bins for my office. Once a month, and intern filed things for me. Life was great after that. In spite of my perceived chaos, I had an amazing talent for juggling multiple projects at once, and did the work of 3 people; it was just never sequentially.
I’ve had several job since then. Tardiness is still an issue for me; I have a hard time gauging how long something will take to complete, and consistently underestimate. Work that requires following a process and repetitive tasks are like a death sentence to me. On the other hand, I thrive on unraveling chaos, and can deconstruct complex problems and design processes and systems in my sleep. Visio is my friend.
I have been on medication for it in the past, but it tends to flatten by ability to think.
The tests aren’t bad.