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I appreciate your reply. I've decided to accept the job offer from the first company. While filing a complaint may not yield significant results, considering she indirectly pointed to my speech as an...

That's correct, I have seen many people with a good speech yet who talk senselessly and have difficulty even getting friends. Regarding the technical aspect I mentioned, it's been on my mind for a lo...

Thank you for sharing your experience, and I can certainly relate to the frustration of being ghosted by companies. It's encouraging to connect with someone with over a decade of experience in the fie...

Big middle finger to that company, feel free to file discrimination complaints. I’ve gotten turned down for jobs, mostly in public safety, but I found my niche elsewhere in places those jobs never ...

>On a positive note, my technical skills speak for themselves, and given the right resources, I can create solutions that can even replace certain HR functions. Horseshit. Comments like that are j...

I have been unemployed for about six months now ( web developer, I have education and 10+ years experience ). I'm not sure how many jobs I have applied for exactly but more then 50. Lot's of competiti...

I don't have a CS degree but I do have an equivalent degree and I'm struggling. I can't my first job as a Junior/Graduate. Like I need to make important phone calls to recruiters and companies but I ...

People's favor that I never asked for

People's favor that I never asked for Hi, Reddit community, Today, I wanted to share a recent experience I had with two job interviews, let's call them AAA and BBB. I'm thrilled to have been selected...

You stutter doesn't make you inadequate or less competent than fluent people. I have a mild to seve stutter on bad days, and people still thought I was the best at work. Why? Because of my knowledge....

Hi, I've been a developer for 15-16 years. When choosing CS i guess i felt forced to, since I wanted to find Jobs with as little talking as possible. I didn't know anything about programming, but now...

I've been a professional SE for 18 years. Even though the job is typically associated with introverted, anti-social people, there is a lot of verbal communication I need to do in order to do my job. ...

Yeah. Stuttering since 5. Associate Software Engineer here ;) Life gets tough, but being thankful for other things, hitting the gym and talking in an assertive position helps me. (but not always)...

Is anyone here a computer science major?

Is anyone here a computer science major? Hey everyone! Im a 3rd year college student studying computer science. Im aspiring to be a web developer or tbh anything that gives me a job jaja. Im 20 years ...

Not sure about the fulfilling career part.. currently unemployed due to stuttering 💔 thanks for the nice words though...

Idk how to feel

Idk how to feel I feel extremely defeated and depressed about my stutter tbh. I voice call on the server and I speak perfectly fine I almost feel obligated to clarify I stutter because I speak fluentl...

Im trying to join the Marine Corps as well, but i got denied because of my stutter. I am trying for a waiver right now. It has gotten approved by the major and the colonel and i just need it to get ap...

I enlisted in the US Army with a stutter and it never bothered me, but I was relatively fluent at that point in my life. Your miles may vary....

Any military members who stutter here?

Any military members who stutter here? Im joining the marines with a stutter, has anyone experienced this before?...

There is the me that could have been but I'm not that person. I could never have been. This is my life. I'm the person I have had to be. Most of the things that put people off about me aren't my stut...

Does anyone feel like they're unable to be their trueselves with a stutter?

Does anyone feel like they're unable to be their trueselves with a stutter? Hey all, Bit of a background before I get into the main topic, but I'm in my late 20s and have had a stutter since I was ar...