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It's very rewarding and it can also be very draining at times. You must appreciate what you do everyday to do this job long term. It is social work so you also have mandatory yearly trainings and me...

Engineering manager in tech, struggling sometimes when i need to say something super specific in english which is my second language...

Can you please share your journey of managing stutter? How do you managed it under pressure and its effect on your career?...

Ooh. Can you tell me about your career in social work? I was laid off recently and have been considering going into it. How'd you like it? Was it rewarding or draining? How'd you deal with your stutte...

Product manager at a tech company. I speak on zoom calls all day and I struggle through some of them, especially to larger audiences, but I've gotten better with practice....

I work TSA (airport security.) It's nice because I, for the most part, say the same thing a lot, so I can visualize what I am saying. I always enjoy challenging myself, so I have been a trainer sin...

I am a National Trainer for the largest medical facility in the country and I train medical professionals every other week (doctors, nurses, psychologists, social workers, etc) with 4 hour PowerPoint ...

I'm a corporate event, portrait, and food photographer. Requires speaking but usually just in a one-on-one or small group situation. Lots of my clients are long-term, and I'm way more comfortable arou...

I am a VP at a medium-sized NGO (#2 in the chain of command). But I would say that my stutter is relatively mild. I spend time in virtual and phone calls all day. I will have to make presentations a c...

As a hostess, you should prepare yourself for ANY type of customer and always have a few quips ready to react with. Some people enter a place angry or start fighting their spouse minutes after being s...

Even alcohol has the same effect. I'd be lying if I said that I haven't considered giving interviews with a couple of bottles down...

Lawyer up. Anyone with disabilities should be intimately aware of your local labor laws. Learn them. Call them out by full name on social media and in the lawsuit. Raise hell. Take no prisoners. Just ...

Definitely not brother, you are a stutterer, not incapable, it is much more a question of adaptation than of ability, I teach debate and oral arguments in a course for college students, I warn that I ...

You’re right, it is like an accent to some degree. But this doesn’t change the fact that now my coworkers are gonna think something is wrong with me. I’m worried my boss is gonna think I’m incapable o...

This happened to me in work but my boss made fun of me ! I just quit my job but I reported them. I hope you’re okay!...

I’m sorry this happened to you bro. I basically went through the same thing at my last job, it’s so fucked up. These two employees were laughing at my speech, so I reported them to HR. Then during m...

I’m a civil engineer with a focus in hydrology and hydraulics, pretty technical stuff. I also have a minor stutter that I’ve had all my life. I see technical problem solving as a confidence boost rath...

What type of jobs? Do they require social interactions or is it just the interview part that you find intimidating? If I was you, I'd write a letter and bring it along to the interview. It might alle...

Hi ! First : you are very brave, because it need a lot of guts to endure that. I think that what you experience, many here have experienced. The start of a professional career and social interaction ...

I've unfortunately come to accept shit like this. Not in the sense that I wouldn't either threaten to sue or just walk out. But I don't even get mad anymore it's happened so much. Maybe I'm getting ol...