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ADHD Job Change Script Pack

Know what to say when your mind goes blank at work

The ADHD Job Change Script Pack. 9 word-for-word scripts, 12 questions that test a job before you say yes, and a scorecard to compare job offers. 13 pages. $27 USD, sales tax included.

Get the Script Pack for $27 USD

The moment

You know the moment. The interviewer asks, "Where do you see yourself in five years?" and your mind empties.

Or you are explaining why you left a job after seven months. Or your boss says, "Just figure it out," and you have no idea where to start.

You are not short on ability. You are short on words that are ready before the moment arrives.

What you get

  • Interview scripts for the questions that trip people up. "Where do you see yourself in five years?" comes in three versions, including one for career changers. "Why did you leave your last job?" comes in four, including short stays and gaps in your work history. You also get "Tell me about yourself" and "What is your biggest weakness?"
  • Rescue lines for when your mind goes blank in the middle of an interview.
  • 12 questions to ask an employer, sorted by the four ADHD Fit Filters. Each one comes with a good sign and a warning sign.
  • A Job Offer Scorecard you can copy for every job you look at.
  • Scripts for the job you have. Ask for a new problem before you quit, ask for structure, push back on a deadline, and own a miss.
  • A first-30-days checklist for a new job, plus a day-30 check-in script.

Every script is short. Most take under 30 seconds to say. Fill in the brackets, say it out loud twice, and use it.

A peek inside

Here is one script from the pack. It is for "Where do you see yourself in five years?"

I don't have a five-year plan mapped out day by day. But I know I want to be doing more of [the kind of work this role involves], and I want to keep getting better at it. This role looks like a strong place to do that.

You do not need a timeline. You need a direction, one real skill, and a reason this role fits. Then you stop talking.

Who this is for

  • Adults who are interviewing, changing jobs, or feeling stuck, and who want ready-to-use words.
  • People who do better with a script they can adapt than with a blank page.
  • Anyone who wants to test a job before saying yes. You do not need a diagnosis to use this pack.

Who this is not for

  • Anyone looking for medical or clinical advice. This is sample wording for work conversations.
  • Anyone who wants a coaching program. This is a self-serve PDF.
  • Anyone who wants a promise of a job. No pack can give you that.

You never have to tell an employer anything about your health

Nothing in this pack asks you to share a diagnosis. These are ordinary work conversations that any employee can have.

Who made this

Dan Explains It makes practical videos and tools for adults with ADHD. The scripts in this pack come from the same place as the videos: real households, real interviews, and real Monday mornings.

Price

$27 USD, one time

Sales tax included. Instant PDF download. It works on your phone, tablet, or computer, and the scorecard prints cleanly.

Get the Script Pack for $27 USD

If it is not useful, email danexplainsit@velocitydxmedia.com within 30 days and I will refund you.

Questions

Do I have to tell my employer I have ADHD?
No. Nothing in the pack asks you to share anything about your health.

Do I need a diagnosis?
No. The pack is for anyone who wants clearer words at work.

Is this medical advice?
No. It is sample wording for work conversations. If you need medical or legal advice, talk to a qualified professional.

Will it get me the job?
No pack can promise that. It helps you prepare your words so you are not building them on the spot.

What format is it?
A 13-page PDF.

Can I share it with a friend?
The pack is licensed for personal use. Your friend can get their own copy at this page.


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This pack shares general information and sample wording for work conversations. It is not medical, clinical, legal, or career-counselling advice, and it does not promise any result. Laws and workplace rules differ by region.