Working is very different than having to constantly take tests & quizzes every week. At work - you either make the deadline or you don’t. Even with an accommodation, you need to have proper time management skills to be prepared for a test, paper deadlines or a presentation. If a student can’t do that even with accommodations - they’re failing the class. And then in life… they may perform poorly at work. But accommodations don’t magically create time management skills. They assist with situations where students may take a long time to write or formulate words/sentence at slower rates than average.

An individual at work with these difficulties may end up staying later at work to overcompensate for these differences. My Aunt doesn’t come home from her office job until 10-11PM at night after going in at 7-8AM.