Advertising copywriter. My job involves a lot of presenting (internally and to clients). I think stuttering has forced me to have a better vocabulary because I would often change my sentence to avoid a block rather than working through it. At first I was really embarrassed presenting my work because of my stutter, especially because it often consisted of scripts (meaning the reading was half of the selling) but after a while I realised my clients didn't care as long as my work was good. On of the best things I ever learned was to bring it up when I first met people (i.e.: "Hi, I'm X. Before we get started I just want to mention that I have a stutter, so please excuse any awkward pauses in this presentation"). It takes my mind off it and makes my clients feel less uncomfortable about how to handle it. Of course, I still have days where I simply can't get a sentence out or there is time pressure, and thankfully my art director is happy to pick up my slack when that happens.