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It's best to always be honest in my experience. When I applied for my job in a call centre, I was honest with them and told them I have a mild stutter and it can and does flair up and it's not consis...

Amen!!! Instead of focusing on “hiding” it just be upfront!! I always “I stutter so please be patient” and smile. I’m telling you, it does the trick!...

I'm so sorry to hear that... makes me sad for all of us. It can be so depressing and debilitating....try to keep in mind you're deserving of great things. If possible muester up the courage to be kind...

Not sure how wise that'd be here. It was a translator/intepreter job, I'm sure they hold fluency in high regard. Outright telling them would probably discount me right off the bat, hence I tried to po...

You HAVE to tell these employers you have a stutter , youre only hurting yourself by not. NOW ,with what u said , that guy was a fu*king idiot for not realizing ,while talking to you, that you had som...

For you and everyone else on this sub: Before you have an important conversation, tell them you’re a stutterer!...

Ask him! He’ll appreciate you asking how to help him out. I personally don’t mind if someone shouts out what I’m trying to say but it’s different for everyone. You could even go as far to ask him if ...

Either disclose the fact that you stutter or go into it knowing there’s a likelihood that it’ll happen so when it does occur you’ve already given yourself the mental clarity of getting past what could...

Start with “ as you may have noticed, I have a bit of a stutter” and smile real big. Then say “I ask for your patience and your attention as I have something I’d like to say” Then feel free to stu...

You can definitely get a job. All about perseverance and trust. Biggest thing is to say you have a stutter. This may sound odd but you really can find comfort in it....

Bro. Tell them you have a severe stutter before you say any other word. People are much more empathetic than you may think....

They usually don’t like to have it pointed out by people who don’t stutter. It comes off almost accusing and puts them on the spot. It’d be completely different if another stutterer mentioned it beca...

I don't know if I would necessarily do this. Some people don't like to have their stutterers pointed out and it might make them more self conscious. A regular thank you email is always nice though....

I had a slightly similar experience and kicked myself for not following up. (Had a minor heart procedure with 6 hrs in recovery room, unable to move. Nurse forgot to give me call button and I blocke...

In general tho, disclosing, having regular eye contact and beginning on a regular exhale will go a long long way to decrease blocks....

Not OP, but when I was not aware of my own facial secondary behaviors, one time I tried maintaining eye contact through blocks and someone was so freaked out that they went no contact with me. I'm g...

I recently have been trying to apply a philosophy of radical honesty about my stutter, which kind of achieves what you’re referring to. I started a new job, and during my introduction on a conference ...

It's indeed difficult to accept it as a part of life and be open about with anyone including one's closest friends. It took me a few therapy sessions and about an year to tell my best friends who are...

So just a story that can help you. I was afraid of going to a job fair because of my stutter. When I reached there, I told every recruiter that I stutter and guess what, each and everyone of them took...

learn how to do exercise of rib breathing it will help you to get rid of grimaces and you need speaking techniques to get rid of stuttering with a commitment to training and some psychological tools. ...