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Become competent at every regular task but try to develop a specialized skill that is critical for a company in the industry to have....

I'm in house but yes. I'm more of a research, writing, and internal advising type of guy than aggressive litigator though but not because of the stutter. Just skill set and personality....

You shouldn't let it hold you back but I 100% understand where you're coming from. I would recommend a kitchen job. I'm a sous chef and all I have to say is in the kitchen, we're all a bunch of misfit...

I know an extremely successful person working for the government who has a severe stutter. Im sure it was his radiant personality that got him where he was. Believe in yourself, and others will too. F...

Great posts. I’m a stuttering lawyer too, so I can relate. It definitely has its upsides. I find talking exhausting but what’s the alternative?...

Honestly, money. I didn’t apply myself in my youth and was afraid of being poor but was fortunate to do well with minimal effort. Even with huge blocks, you can adapt. We are able to understand dog fo...

I studied IT and always thought that I would not be able to get a job especially for tech support. Well, I was wrong and during my time doing tech support I had to be on the phone with external stakeh...

R&D works is good. I work in automotive coatings and I know guys above me with accents thicker then the crust of the earth were you have to tell them to repeat stuff (I always feel bad for asking ...

I think you are underestimating yourself and what you can do. I am a family nurse practitioner. I see patients in a clinic settings. I have had talk with patients and families about life, the future,...

Generally speaking programmer, worker, and other kinds of jobs that require relatively many silences. But I don't think if you are just afraid of being not qualified to do the job you wanted then I do...

I agree, I work in IT, I'm not perfectly fluent yet but still can host online meetings without any problems....

I have a good job now, willing to deploy but my stutter is holding me back?...

Don’t let your stuttering hold you back. We’re in 2022 and there are many other methods of communication other than oral, such as textual platforms like IM and email. I’ve got a very severe stutter my...

I made it for 12 years with moderate to severe stuttering. May be different for you though. Give the trades a look. Whatever you try it's going to come down to you and your attitude. Good luck I'll be...

Military isn't really that good for stuttering, it isn't a disability but they don't like that....

I stuttered for nearly all my teens to this day, and I'm in the Canadian Armed Forces at 28 y/o. At first I thought my stutter would be something that would hinder my ability to serve my country, don'...

Depends on how much you stutter. I've been stuttering since I was 9. I'm 26 now it's not that bad I just stutter on some words or if I'm stressed, I've learned to live with it and I'm happy. Meditatio...

Warehouse? I’m lift operator and I really don’t do much talking like at all. Just by myself. But that doesn’t help me improve on my stutter so...

Does ypyr stutter/anxiety change at all if youre speaking to people virtually (Zoom, etc) vs in person? There are tons of at home work options where you really only need to interact with others at sc...

I thought my stutter had held me back in my career for most of my life. But it was actually my fear of stuttering that had held me back. I have a job that requires my articulating ideas and presenti...