Diversity. Odd-bod-dery. Weird (safe weird, not 'want to kill you and eat your soul' weird) being a point of pride and not shame. Basically anything that's not social conformity. I'm a geek, I got answers right in Science because of Star Trek. It also taught me that difference is good. So long as it's not offensive, what is the problem?!

In a variety of ways. I can become more withdrawn and hyper-focused on my work and I believe that is because my rejection sensitive dysphoria is more pronounced at these points and I attempt to limit the possibility of this being triggered.
I may develop a tic which is usually tapping a part of my collarbone or hand subconsciously. It's usually a way of distracting the part of the brain that is stressing so I can focus on what I'm doing.
Saying 'bless you' to people in the room without noticing is a good sign I'm hyper-focused.
I can become tearful when the stress is heightened- it's never usually sadness, but anger. Largely because I know what I need to do, but I also don't think it will resolve the situation at all.

If it’s a mistake I keep making, having it in writing with the guidance or background to look at so I can take time to process, review and come back with questions if there’s something I don’t understand. Because there’s a human element to the job and a real world impact, I want to improve.
I also need it to be very clear where I went wrong as I do think about each step, so if it wasn’t a careless mistake I will have thought about it.

If you want an explanation for something, I need time to think before answering.

I actually don’t do well with positive feedback or praise and please don’t be surprised if I cry.

Hannah
Office as much as I can.
Might move to the quiet room if the office is too loud.
Not too talkative and I tend to speak only if spoken to, but I am working on that.

Films, tv and writing. (placeholder because I spent ages filling this in and being funny and it deleted itself)

A quiet area without shouting or high decibel sound so I can remain focussed.
Or, if there are inconsistent sounds or I have a loud mind, listening to a film or podcast helps to focus. Particularly when the work I am doing is repetitive.

Working early (8 - 4), work that is a problem to solve, cooperative working.
Working late on a consistent pattern: same day each week.
I enjoyed working weekends earlier in the year, but haven’t got back into them since exam marking.