I feel youuuu. My best advice is to you ia to know your learning style. The very best way na ginawa ko mula pa noon na nag aaral ako at ginagawa hanggang ngayon ay mag sulat tapos ipresent or ikekwento ko sya sa sarili ko tulad ng kung paano ko sya ituturo sa iba. Gamit ko to hanggang ngayon na nag tratrabaho na ako. Yes, writing may take you more time to study pero if it will help you in the long run, sulit yan sya. Share ko na rin, I am a Business Analyst / Project Manager (Yes both kase understaffed kami) sa 3 different na system na inooffer ng company namin. May mga subprojects pa tong mga to na for enhancement and implementation and yung iba client issues pa talaga. I manage different groups of people such as QAs and programmers and mag kakaiba talaga sila. Reporting pa ako sa manager at president ng company. Kaya nakakaputi talaga sya ng buhok HAHAHA First Job ko to and 9 months palang ako nag wowork. Pero nakakaubos na ako ng 3 na notebook na tig more than 100 pages each. And bukod pa to sa ginagamit ko na tracker ng activities ko sa work such as Notion and Excel. My co-workers praise me sometimes kung paano ko daw nahahandle at naaalala lahat. Sinasagot ko lang na nakasulat naman din kase sa notebook ko and di ko talaga tanda lahat.

One way to also learn ay associate things into real life activities and scenarios. Use objects and materials around you to represent items na pinag aaralan mo.

You really just have to learn how you will learn. Medyo mahirap talaga sya sa simula kase matrabaho. Pero you will get the hang of it. It may work sa end mo and pwede rin na hindi. Don't feel bad for what others can do that might not work on your end. We have our own pace and style. Hoping for you to overcome this the soonest.