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By the way. If I know that I'm really good at my job I feel confident. And It gives power and therefore I don't stutter or just a little bit....

This is a great idea. It also sounds like the kind of great idea that you will need to make a reality yourself. This might sound nuts because all I did was read the ten or so sentences in your post,...

Under the ADA, the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's illegal for them not to consider you for a job because you have a stutter. Now....proving that would be difficult, unpleasant, and probably pr...

I’m a carpenter, and it transformed my world once I figured out how to make money with my hands. Find a family owned construction company and work your way up. DM if you have questions...

I work retail tactical security, I have a moderate stutter. My advice: Just remember that NOBODY cares more about your stuff then… YOU! You got this....

I think speech therapy is BS. It never worked for me but I also went through it back in the late 80s and 90s. The only thing that worked for me was getting a job that exposed me to people. I had a jo...

I use all the strategies in this comment. "Professional voice" has been a lifesaver for my professional life generally; I've only managed to learn to sound like myself at work after a decade of puttin...

I'm in my 30s and I have to say my late teens and early twenties were the hardest years. That period is hard for most people (though many hide it well), it's also a period of intense growth, often lon...

I don’t work in a progressive industry and did the same thing. I think I also gave examples of when I successfully communicated with teams and got positive results....

I had to tell in an interview that some times I have trouble talking, but not all the time. And I had a severe stutter. As it was journalism, so I had to talk all the time. Had some troubles. Later so...

Rehearse your words and behaviour in advance, this is the first and foremost. Also you may take an anxiety drug (e.g. valerian root tincture). Helped me a lot. My very first interview was a year aft...

Bringing up your stutter first, got jov at a warehouse. Prior to this did marble/granit countertop instalation which I quite liked. But people there were shit, everyone was such asshole...

I briefly let them know I stuttered and spent the rest of the interview looking as enthusiastic about the role as I could. I was also open to any questions they may have about. This is for a professio...

Hey guys how did you manage to get a job? because I decided to have a job regardless of my strong stuttering

Hey guys how did you manage to get a job? because I decided to have a job regardless of my strong stuttering in the interview, I don't know if I am able to say a lot, maybe very little because of the ...

I have an incident to share, that may or may not relate the post. I guess it sort of does. Years ago, when I first started looking for a job and was desparate, I started applying to sales position be...

Has anyone ever been able to get a support job (tech support, customer service) after telling the company you have a stutter?

Has anyone ever been able to get a support job (tech support, customer service) after telling the company you have a stutter? Ok I know there are people on this sub with varying intensities of stutter...

I think this is where stammering goes from being a hidden disability, to straight out detrimental to one's life & financial situation. Sadly there is a stigma against ppl who stammer and job inter...

UPDATE: I was rejected on the interview. I expected this since the interview ends super early, and he seems to notice the figety, stutter I had, or that I was unclear of the goal when he asked "what d...

Especially working, it’s possible it’s not the medication that makes you stutter less, but the confidence you have from being more prepared for work conversations resulting from the better focus. I ...

He stuttered on about 30% of his words. I did conventional speech therapy with him for a while but honestly that wasn’t what I needed then. I had an enormous amount of shame about stuttering. It af...