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I went into the USAF and basic was horrible because of my stutter. I have adapted and I am 61 and doing well. Good Luck...

Stutter and jobs

Stutter and jobs I'm getting a summer job soon and it's gonna be my first real job so I'm very nervous about it. It’s a fear of mine to talk to new people because of my stutter, I just wanted to get t...

The less you stress about your stutter the easier it gets. Which I fully understand is easier said than done. I’m a c level employee who is on the phone most of the day, talking to clients, investors,...

It’s a great initiative. Stutterers are often ridiculed in media and society has no basic knowledge that every day is like a whole new battle for us. It’s like fighting your own self every single day....

I quickly browsed through your post history before responding. I also grew up in Chicago and attended public schools and also went to University of Illinois. I had therapy at all grade levels. I had M...

From the US, I really depends, I've had a lot of people at coffee shops, stores, and friends of friends laugh at my stutter. It's usually because they think I've forgotten what I have to say. Thoug...

Hey…I am guessing that you’re from India or some other South asian country. Just to let you know I moved to Canada from Mumbai 8 years back and cleared all Ielts in one go and have a good job here too...

Yes very much! I hate that feeling. I feel like I’m not moving forward and my stutter is preventing that. I’ve graduated college with a good degree but I can’t find a job because most of the jobs requ...

Yes. Im at job that i hate but the job not required to talk very much. And i know i have skills to better job. Im too scared to leave and educate more because my stutter....

I struggled with this a lot. I’m a college student and part time jobs like restaurants and retail always scared me. I decided to take a job at a local gym where I’m forced to greet people and talk to ...

any job. You should never let your stutter get in the way of your passion and dreams...

Not saying it won’t be hard. But I’ve stuttered my whole life. Went in the military, had jobs as correctional officer, supervisor at a popular casino, went to college, stream a little on the side, and...

A good software engineer is good at communicating. You need to know what to build. You need to be able to communicate to varying levels of technical competence what work will involve and how things ac...

There is varying acceptance of our condition around the world? Where do you live currently? I live in Britain and I asked the same question as you when I was younger. I decided to become a self-emplo...

Yea it’s not easy. but a couple years ago I was scared to get a job but i ended up working at dominos, and had to answer phones and talk to customers all day. After working there for awhile I can say ...

Something to do with writing? Maybe software engineering? Anything that doesn't require communication but high skill to perform should be good enough. But let's face it, no matter which field you go ...

any. don’t let your stutter keep you from getting a certain job...

I’m sure we’ve all had bad interviews, however the important part is to keep trying and pushing. You got this, even if you don’t get it, don’t give up....

Something similar happened to me. Got bummed after the interview and expected nothing out of it. Turns out they liked me and offered a position. Don't be too harsh on yourself and good luck!...

You got this dude. I had the same thing happen. I interviewed for a role as a network engineer and stuttered SO. FUCKING. BAD. Like I blocked on every other word on the phone. I’ve never stuttered so ...