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Sorry for the late reply, I was in Reddit jail for the first time this week but am back. LOL. I'm currently working for UCLA Healthcare. 95% home based from TX with 3-4 trips out to California every y...

I echo these other comments that you seem to be in a dark space, you should try to see if your school offers any therapy or guidance services. I will interject a straight answer too. Kitchens. Kitche...

Basically as long as you were competent in your job it wasnt that much of a deal right.. Did you get like competitive salary?...

I do think you’re being awfully tough on yourself. It’s not uncommon for anyone your age to be unsure about life goals, etc. I stayed in school for a long time, changed majors numerous times, and went...

how to find a job with a severe stutter? I'm worried about that

how to find a job with a severe stutter? I'm worried about that I'm 20F. Currently I'm studying at University. 2,5 years behind, after 1,5 years I'll finish it. It's very hard for me to study with sev...

How did your job interviews look like

How did your job interviews look like Despite having a stutter alot of us ended up in some pretty good positions,it would be interesting for us to share our job seeking experiences like interviews, sa...

If you have anxiety about your speech and going into the workforce, if your college has a speech pathology program, that is something you can look into getting help with. I've worked with people on th...

Bro I didn’t have my first job until I was like 24 because I had such bad social anxiety because of my stutter. It’s cool. Don’t worry about anybody but yourself. You’re in this race against yourself,...

What company do you work at? I am a high school senior, and I am interested in either becoming a software or computer engineer....

42, no millionaire but I now pull in $200k annually as an IT consultant, and went through the exact time in my life as you describe. Early 20s I had a bad block on just about every word. Feel free to ...

looking for a job

looking for a job is my first time in my life looking for a job, and i am tremendously anxious about it. i'm 21 and i feel so late in life, entering my last year in college, never worked before, don't...

Yes! Because stuttering is classified as a legal disability there are federally funded programs that will pay for career placement education like certifications and trade schools....

I run a fleet of semi trucks. Ironically I make dozens of phone calls a day. Never thought I'd be in a position like this, but everyone is pretty supportive...

Before leaving for college to study speech and become a speech language pathologist. ( which is why I know that rhetoric is wrong) I worked as a salesman and stuttered, still outsold everyone and did ...

Happened to me more than a few times. I was a CS major but it was easier to just say IT or Math sometimes....

it affects us in so many ways. I told people I would never be taken massachuseets bar exam when I am only eligible for NY,be because I didn't want to explain the reasons = less talking by me. I also ...

I’m currently studying to be a Aerospace Engineer (by the looks of it there’s a lot of us who stutter in the engineering field according to this post which is pretty interesting)...

Same here, I was depressed too, but who cares? When I give a presentation or read sth, I struggle and finish the job, No would pick on me, I just dont have many friends in colleges. >I basically w...

Enterprise Software Sales Executive Sell to Directors, VPs, etc. Stutter is a selling point in building relationships...

Civil Engineer. I tend to have periods of good fluency and bad fluency. Struggled badly in the height of covid, but upside is I find video calls much easier than using the phone as I think seeing the ...