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I'm 25 too. I wish my previous job was better. I think I would have enjoyed it much more had I not specialized. Ignorance can be bliss sometimes lol....

Tech sales--"Regional Sales Manager--for huge private company. A friend referred me but still had to do panel interviews and presentation....

Currently 25, got the job at 22 a few months after graduation. Started applying in my last year and took me a few months to land my first job. After that a friend recommended me to my current company ...

Just curious: how old are you and how long did it take for you to land a job you're happy with? I quit my last job because my values and the company's weren't in alignment, but having to struggle with...

Thank you for your words. Luckily my job never involved speaking, that would be interpreting. My job is to translate software and website text from English to Italian, but the difficulty lies in getti...

Personally, I never had the stuttering trouble. It was even worse for me. My hands and whole body would start to shake. But those were all my initial experiences. After 5 or 6 failed interviews, I lea...

I used to get really nervous during interviews too, but I eventually found a few things that helped. First, I would try to do as much research as possible on the company and the position I was intervi...

Software engineer. Basically chose tech because of my speech issue but it worked out. Interview was terrible and failed a dozen times before I found a good company which allowed me to communicate...

What's your job and how did you get it?

What's your job and how did you get it? I'm a translator, and I have a fair amount of experience, but lately I've been having a lot of trouble during interviews. As soon as the interview starts and th...

Don’t stress urself mate I also applied to join the Army and I passed the first two tests successfully, such as the physical test and the written test, I failed the interview, I barely said two words ...

For sure bombed a few in my life so far lol. Some I couldn't even get a word out let alone my name. I feel like the first few interviews after not having to in a long time are rough then it gets easie...

I had a phone call interview at Apple. I botched it so hard, not so much with the stuttering, but also with absolutely ass answers. If I had answered correctly, and spoke clearly, it would had changed...

Keep going. I know it sucks. You are going to have an interviewer that gets it one of these days. Either they stutter or knows and loves someone who does. Focus on communication and always remember to...

Oh I have a job already. I've just been looking for better opportunities and they seemed enthusiastic when talking through email and on the phone (I didn't stutter over the phone) and yeah went in and...

I recently had someone call me who saw my resume off of indeed , for my second job , I’m a certified pharmacy tech . She called me & she wouldn’t even let me finish my answers , since I was stutte...

First off the market is horrible and I wouldn’t say your stuttering is 100% why you didn’t get the jobs. I’ve had several interviews this year, stuttered a lot in some, a little in others, and didn’t ...

I’m a thrice over protected class (e.g., Native, veteran, combat disabled). I have a PhD and Masters degrees - both from top 10 schools. I speak three foreign languages and know 3 computer languages. ...

This. We are all intelligent capable people but in a way we get discouraged from equal job opportunities. This happens time and time again and guess what. Nothing changes. I'm pretty sure I'm not the ...

I am sorry that this is something familiar to you as well. We so need to come together as a group and find out ways in which to help each other find genuine employment opportunities. So many of us con...

Yeah the whole vibe changes and you can tell on their faces the "yeah we're not hiring this guy" lol...