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People mostly don't care if you stutter or not. As long as you excel at doing your job you can definitely secure it. The more you put yourself in the position and speak, the less you fear it and the l...

My dad served in the Navy w/ a stutter. The only issue he ever told me about was when he used the radio. Regs said to say “Main Control” when opening the channel but he blocked on M words. He could ...

Dude, you can do anything as long as you’re dedicated to it. Don’t let this stutter get in the way of your goals. I served 5 years as an Army Ranger. Never in my life did I ever think I would be in a ...

I’m 22 rn and I plan on joining next year! Wish you best of luck my man we got this....

Stuttering as a healthcare professional?

Stuttering as a healthcare professional? Does anyone work in healthcare and have a stutter? How do you manage? I’m a new grad RN who is excited to begin my career. I have a passion for helping peopl...

You’ll probably do fine since 90% of communication in the military is loud talking or yelling and for most stutterers, doing that doesn’t trigger fluency issues....

I'm in the Air Force, 18 years in June. You'll get a ration of shit in Basic but play along. Once people see you can laugh at yourself it stops marking you as "other". The worst thing you can do is ...

Like for example you work and work and work. Then you save. But with stuttering it’s a downwards trajectory. Nothing improves because everything in the workplace hinges on communication....

Same did 8 years active in the USMC…just be confident, be loud (it helped with my stutter to be boisterous and loud) , and being that I usually blocked on my first name in real life..well your name is...

Send it, currently in the army, 6 years in, SSG, it hasn’t stopped me a bit. I still teach, I lead soldiers, been to every school I wanted. As long as you’re dependable, put forth the effort and have ...

I joined the Air Force with a stutter. Fear of public speaking. Still have the fear of public speaking but it’s improved a bit....

I stutter and was in the USMC for 8 years. I don't stutter that bad but you can tell and be prepared to be made fun of a lot. You can't let it hurt you....

Spent 8 years in the Army. 4 years of it was active duty infantry. You'll be fine. They'll focus on you more at first (especially in boot camp / basic), which means you need to know your shit and be g...

A stutterer planning to join in the USMC

A stutterer planning to join in the USMC Hello community, I am a 18M and while my call with a Marine Corp recruiter was long (He was patient, God bless him) I fit basic requirements for the branch but...

IT Programming shouldn't be difficult if working remotely and strong technical skills to compensate a bit for speech.High paying jobs...

Stutter Proudly: Real Stories, Real Voices!

Stutter Proudly: Real Stories, Real Voices! Hey everyone! 👋 If you stutter or know someone who does, I’ve been working on a podcast called **Stutter Chats**, where I talk to inspiring individuals wh...

🎙️ New Podcast Episode: Overcoming Stuttering in the Remote Corporate World 🚀

🎙️ New Podcast Episode: Overcoming Stuttering in the Remote Corporate World 🚀 Stuttering in **meetings, remote work, and corporate settings** can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to define you....

What has worked for me in the past is letting the interviewer know that I do stutter, that it does not mean I’m nervous, that my stutter is not taboo and that they are welcome to ask any questions abo...

thank you so much for the support and advice I really want to go abroad the issue is living in Algeria making $150 a month isn't that easy for me to save up enough and do the visa procedures but I'm d...

Looking for novel ideas for requesting interview accommodations to answer interview questions?

Looking for novel ideas for requesting interview accommodations to answer interview questions? I am wondering what type of accommodations people have requested and implemented in the past that have ma...