It's completely normal to feel nervous about an upcoming interview, especially if you're concerned about managing your stutter. Here are some strategies that may help you get through the interview with more ease: 1. Prepare in advance: Prepare answers to common interview questions and practice them ahead of time. This can help you feel more confident and reduce anxiety. 2. Be honest and open: Let the interviewer know that you have a stutter and that it may impact your speech during the interview. This can help to reduce pressure and increase understanding. 3. Take your time: Remember to take your time when answering questions. Speak at a comfortable pace and take breaks if needed. This can help you to feel more in control of your speech. 4. Use a speech tool: Consider using a speech tool, such as a gentle onset or light touch, to help you get through stuttering blocks. Practice using these techniques ahead of time so that they become more natural to you. 5. Breathe and stay relaxed: Use deep breathing techniques to stay relaxed and focused during the interview. Take a few deep breaths before answering each question to help reduce anxiety and tension in your speech muscles. 6. Remember your strengths: Remember that your stutter does not define you as a person. Focus on your strengths and accomplishments and let these shine through during the interview. It's important to remember that the interviewer is interested in your skills and qualifications, not your stutter. Focus on being confident in yourself and your abilities, and try not to let your stutter hold you back. Finally, be proud of yourself for putting yourself out there and trying your best. I also launched the first Slack-based community for professionals who stutter just a few months ago and we talk about interviewing all the time. We have close to 200 members already, most of which come from tech, finance, and healthcare backgrounds. Feel free to join if you're interested as its completely free - [www.stutterfreely.com](http://www.stutterfreely.com) Good luck with your interview!