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The last time I told an employer I stutter he said it's in my mind. The thing is I stutter less when I'm comfortable around you. I have also learned how to speak slowly, so at times my stutter is not ...

I feel you, I just got promoted for a new position that also required to answer phones and being in touch with clients. Although the pay was the same, the workload increased a lot, and finally I told ...

I don't know if it's directly related or just a coincidence, but i was never hired by any of the companies i disclosed my stuttering to. One interviewer actually asked me if "it affected my work". It ...

Guess what…

Guess what… I got a new job. Serving customers. My previous jobs required the least amount of human interaction as possible, but even though I barely had to speak to anyone I really didn’t enjoy them...

I see where you are, recognizing a lot of similarities between you and me. I'm a Swedish guy (18) doing a-levels in the British School of Kathmandu. I'm also a part of the boy's football team. I've b...

My first job when I was teenager and stuttered way more then I do now, was at Domino's in customer service. Answering phones serving face to face. I don't know why I did it haha it was definitely a si...

"Tips to reduce stuttering - based of stutter researchers in the University of Alabama" 1. I no longer need to chase the “Fluency God.” 2. I can live without constant fear. 3. I can speak well wit...

Man, I feel so lucky that I've been homeschooled all the way so far, and I work on my family's farm so I've never had to interview or deal with the public at work. I seriously don't want to go to coll...

It’s unfortunate that we have to feel like this. When I was young, it was excruciatingly painful to go to school everyday. Now that I’m an adult, I said fuck that. I’ve been working on a warehouse f...

Interviews are easier when you disclose your stuttering; ideally in advance...

I still think the hardest part about my stutter is having to go to work and deal with the public

I still think the hardest part about my stutter is having to go to work and deal with the public It’s like every shift is a nightmare tbh. And I feel like I can’t get another job because of the inter...

man i'm so done, i can't even say Hi properly to my coworkers, it's depressing, i'm force to work in the back office, i cannot talk properly, customer just don't trust me it's sad i cannot even build ...

That happened to me when I was 17 and got pulled over (forgot to turn on my headlights pulling out of a well-lit parking lot). Cop asked me to step out of the car after a brief stutter-filled interact...

I amped up my stutter to 11 when I would get pulled over. Cops would frequently get thrown for a loop....

Well done I couldn’t even go for supervisor because of my stutter so FairPlay to you...

Retail and I need out I don’t know how everyone is so positive is this feed about work 💔 literally find it a struggle on a daily basis and I’m so tired from talking all day...

I’m currently a financial examiner for a state agency. Every job description has that as a requirement. I was just upfront with them about it and did well enough in the interviews to get the position...

I’m a nurse. Love my job, but talking is a big part of it. I just have to remind myself to breathe (usually doesn’t work though) I only get away with “being nervous” cause I’m new....

Working as a welder. Doing alot of talking in my daily work and since I do that I belive my stutter has become much better. I dont mind it that much now, and my co workers know that im stuttering and ...

Work in the area of mental health, supporting adults with schizophrenia living in the community…also work part time as a therapist Never would have thought that possible 20 years ago…very rewarding ...