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If I didn't mention I had a stutter, I don't think I would have passed any of the interviews I had. I try to turn it into a good thing in my answers - how I have a stutter has made me to want to work...
During interviews
During interviews So Im curious to know how everyone approaches interviews, especially now with online first level round interviews via zoom/phone calls/skype, etc. Is there any techniques you all use...
u/justaregularguy044 u/hremmingar u/Sa8th I am really sorry that this study is restricted to people living in the United States and Canada. I certainly value your opinions and also understand that a g...
Survey Study on Disclosing Stuttering - Gift card raffle
Survey Study on Disclosing Stuttering - Gift card raffle Hi members of r/Stutter! If you are an adult who stutters living in the US or Canada who has disclosed or “told someone about” your stutterin...
Interesting but I haven't talked to my parents about my stutter so I'm out, good luck lol...
Yeah i know i can't hide it forever, I'm gonna tell him one day but today is just not that day yet. And telling him won't keep me from stuttering tomorrow....
The best thing to do is just be honest about it. You cant hide it forever, the sooner u let people know about it the more comfortable you and they will be when you speak...
I think that's a good idea, what I do is, I start by saying "I sometimes stammer so if the words are not coming pls be patient" and that relaxes you straight away.....
I have a stutter, and I recently graduate Magna Cum Laude from the UW Business school. I gave multiple presentations, including many hour and two-hour presentations, and I found that I felt much less ...
So as a 24 year old male I would say to make friends, especially genuine friends, you need to be able to tell them that sometimes you stutter so that when you are telling a good story, or making a jok...
Yes, this happens with me too. I go around telling people that I am an introvert because I usually don't start conversation and talk only when question is directed to me but I have been told by my fri...
Non stutterer here whos trying to give support. If you think its inappropriate tell me to gtfo. As i can see (correct me if im wrong), it does not have a time limit. Noone told you how long it has t...
There's no shame in prefacing the audio recording that you have a stutter!! <3 and/or edit the recording to chop out long blocks, etc. Good luck!!! My heart is with you. You can do it :)...
Mention it face to face prior to the date starting. Just be cool about it. Like it’s a minor detail. Because to everyone who doesn’t stutter it is minor. But it can get awkward fast when someone doesn...
Mention it if you end up stuttering. This happened to me on a first date (I was doing fine until one of her friends walked in and introduced herself to me) I mentioned it, we talked about it a little...
I know how you must feel, trust me. I took a public speaking course and im a person who stutters too. I got an A- and I made sure to self disclose to the class and professor and they were all really u...
This still happens to me quite frequently (28F) and honestly, if you feel comfortable, if feels really good to respond to this with "Oh, I have stutter actually". Very matter-of-factly. I often add "S...
When I was in high school and college, my speech therapist suggested that I send an email to all my teachers before the start of the semester and tell them about my stutter. A handful of them reached ...
These were three tips that really helped me a couple months ago. Practice the interview beforehand or maybe do a mock interview at [westutter.org](https://westutter.org). The second tip is to mention ...
Self Disclosing is a great tool to use especially in a school setting if you feel uncomfortable. I started classes this semester and already disclosed to my professors and students about my stutter an...