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I know the struggles. I had the same situation 2 years ago around the same time of year. I was working all through the Easter holiday as a delivery driver and couldn’t say ‘thank you’ when I got a tip...

hang in there buddy, the sunrise is near, try your hand at stuff which doesnt require speaking as a requirement if you are feeling that low, get good at it for confidence, like sports, or the gym, exp...

Completely relate to this, aside from being stutter (Actually severe then and today), people said that I always had a backpack because I had big spine problems. Now, after 3 extremely painful surgerie...

I can relate totally, specially regarding having a job, lately. I'm a scientist, but having a job there is far from reality. Now, trying in the private sector has became a nightmare. Everybody says "o...

Yes, lately everyday because it makes me almost impossible to have a good job and perform normally. I passed a lot of years in the academic sector (I am mathematical physicist), people there is partic...

This is the way. I have stuttered since childhood, but always wanted to work in public affairs. I went to college in DC to pursue my goals and stuttered throughout college, but never let that stop me....

Hell no, with a Capital F. Don’t let the world define you. Confidence will come, care for nursing come from the heart. Punch that fear shit in the throat and go find your dream....

Kinda unpopular opinion, but there's a chance we can see where they're coming from. Restaurants (food business in general) can get unbelievably busy and stressful, that was probably a stress-yell. Not...

I am family medicine resident. The first 6 months of residency were very stressful and I was more disfluent. I would feel so anxious knowing I’d have to present patients on a daily basis in front of a...

I’m a special Ed assistant with a stutter, speaking with many people every shift. There are some similarities between the two jobs. Both need good people skills, patience, ability to stay calm under p...

Are you going to report this behavior every time it happens? Your life will become a living hell working with people who don't trust you after "snitching." There's a time and place for bringing in HR....

Hell no. I’m in nursing school now and working in hospitals. Very similar to yourself I failed to fully apply myself in the first half of the semester. But now I am. If this is something you truly wa...

should i drop out of nursing school ?

should i drop out of nursing school ? I have been so sad and dead inside for couple of days, i’m rethinking my whole career and my life. Im literally crying while typing this. Im a mild stutterer and...

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned this yet, but you need to escalate this to a higher up. It wasn't very clear whether you were talking to your manager or coworker (the one that snapped at you)...

I know your pain. I work in Spain, although in truth, even if I'm working in-house, it's for a non-LSP (Language Service Provider) company, meaning they have no idea about translation and related best...

Oh I have now! After the 3rd time, I quit and found a much better job. I always stutter on certain letters like B, K, C mainly...

Me neither. I recently quit a job where I was not treated very well and that job was where my stutter actually first came about. Every time I spoke to the bosses I was stuttering like crazy. They made...

I remember getting so anxious in an interview...I just closed the videocall tab, stormed out of my room and apologized afterwards. Didn't get the job, of course......

I wish I were a translator. In-house positions are basically nonexistant in Spain. I got a Proficiency Certificate (Cambridge) and an English Studies bachelor. Still, I'm relegated to entry level po...

My stuttering is similar in the sense I will try to work an entire shift without speaking. Fuck I hate it....