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Saying my name is difficult for me as well. It used to bother me a ton but now I just focus on not letting it make me feel like shit if I stutter on it. A little technique I use is asking the question...

Often doesn't work. You stutter on your name because it's psychologically charged and tied to your identy. When you change your name the same will end up happening eventually....

My advice is stop avoiding. Work on slowly becoming ok feeling shame (aka feeling like shit) and it will lessen. Then instead of avoiding you feel scared and shitty stuttering, you'll just stutter on ...

I've made it a habit to say just my name (without any preceding "my name is-" or "hi, I'm-") while making eye contact and offering a handshake. I think it leaves a stronger impression too....

I stutter with the letter D, so saying my name, Dylan, is super difficult sometimes. I usually same something right in front of it like, oh my name is..., or something like that. If nothing works, I'l...

Change it. I stutter on a certain letter and my first name starts with it. So I go by a nickname now. Like if it was m I stutter on, and my name is mickey, now it's MJ. ...

If you find yourself getting stuck, just stop (rather than trying to brute force it) & say something along the lines of "oh, I have a stutter by the way so if I start sounding kinda crazy or whate...

Its hard for me to say my name... any advice?

Its hard for me to say my name... any advice? I can usually avoid stuttering by prolonging the words or preceding everything with 'uhh'. But its really difficult for me to say my own name. I hate in...

I m from delhi ( india) ..No dear sometimes your confidence may also become worthless.. i remember the time , i went for my first interview at the bpo , the guy who take.the interview was a piece of s...

Yes i stutter.

Yes i stutter. Hy everbody. i m about to complete my post graduation this year, so ihve decided to search for a job also ,i have been trying a lot to get a job since 2015 but unfortunatly my tounge(t...

Hey, I'm 19, got my first job at 18. I applied for everything starting at 16 and got no jobs because I guess I didn't have enough experience and the others dealt with talking to people so of course jo...

Tell them that you stutter right off the bat so they are fully aware but turn it into something positive,for example,that your a better listener,more inclined for teamwork,a people person,that your hu...

You can't run away from something as important as work unless you're one of those fortunate enough to not need to worry about money. What you're experiencing is completely normal. I'm 30 & have s...

Literally came here to say this. I got a retail job in October and the difference between then and now is crazy. My chest used to get tight and I'd get really anxious and sweaty when I had to make a p...

Honestly, you just need to get over your fear and apply for a job. People don't care nearly as much as you think. ...

I stutter sooo much, and I worked a commission only retail job for 4 years. For some reason when you are put in the situation and are forced to talk, it starts coming out and you will learn the right ...

Hey man, I just turned 18, have a stammer (obviously) and work in retail! I actually just started less than 6 months ago and felt the exact same way before applying for the job, and I tell you, don't ...

Life long adult (28) stutterer here. I've worked as a server for almost 9 years and a ski instructor for 5. Everybody deals with it differently, so how I dealt with it might not work for you, but I ju...

Former severe stutterer, now mostly covert, and I've been in retail for 19 years, and eventually moved into management. It was pretty tough for me at first, but once I felt comfortable in the role, my...

Start slow. I started off as a janitor at a casino, now I work as a banquet houseman at a luxury resort. Where I was then and where I am now is way different. I'm working a lot more and feeling way mo...