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I do not have a stutter but my fiance does. She probably stutters almost every sentence. She completed her bachelors degree in biology and found a job working as a lab tech. It's so doable and you'll ...

Yeah I would. Maybe that makes me a dick, but I've suffered for 15 years already. Also, there's no way for me to say this without sounding narcissistic, but I'm really fucking smart. I'm predicted gra...

Starting at work

Starting at work At Jimmy John's when we answer the phones we're supposed to say Jimmy John's or JJ something along those lines to signify that they call Jimmy John's. I stutter a lot even in my norma...

Study abroad

Study abroad I have had a moderate to extreme stutter since my childhood, I have completed my Bachelor's degree in Information Technology and now planning to pursue Masters in CS abroad in either US o...

Appreciate the advice. Yea I was a big athlete until I had a bad injury. I need to find other avenues that bring confidence in my life....

No, it really doesn't. You feel more shame with blocking and stuttering in the adult world. It holds you back from career opportunities, etc. A lot of people on this sub like to sugarcoat things, but ...

It got easier for me at least. I've been stuttering since I learned to talk beyond simple phrases I was about 3ish. I was basically mute from grade 8 to grade 12. Not because of anxiety but because ta...

Yup! You find out certain stuff that makes your stutter worse/better, or ways to work around it. Personally, my stutter is worst when I lack sleep. But even if I’m well rested, it can come up, so I of...

It definitely gets better! I've stuttered ever since I was about 10, I'm now going on 30 and have been manager of a call center, countless customer facing jobs, and now speak over a general radio on ...

Thanks, it's good to have people who get it. I gave my boss a heads up, I'll find out tomorrow I guess...

I've had three interviews this past month, and in all of them I've disclosed it. I think for most people, if you DON'T disclose it, they get that weird feeling of "Should I mention it?" or they will s...

Are you ranked? I'm looking for someone who also stutters but is good to tram up with. Maybe go pro haha...

Interview

Interview Should I disclose the fact that i have a stutter at the start of an interview? My stutter is not too severe but I am worried it will be mistaken for nervousness or being unprepared....

A software engineering job with a UK company. Honestly though, “communication issues” was the second of three reasons they gave....

Damn man that sucks. I’m also sure that’s illegal too but idk. What job was it? Only reason I do accounting is because I don’t have to talk to anyone tbh...

I just got my dream job after 4 round of interview. My stuttering is not that severe but if I had to talk more than half an half my stuttering get's severe. But you can inform them before hand that ha...

Yeah, this was me last week. Got rejected after the first interview because of “communication issues” even when I told them before hand that I stammer....

Don't be nervous i also gave an interview in the same company 6 months ago and after just an interview ended. i also made my mind that I am out there is no chance they select me not over my skills jus...

I suggest that you take that interview and see how it goes. Be prepared and I think you should be upfront with the manager about your speech impediment. But let them know that it will not impede the q...

Dude don’t focus too much on your stutter.Just remind yourself that you deserve that job and more despite how you speak...