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I was “called out” during an interview for stuttering in order to come up with a good answer to a question. Like I was stalling for time by stuttering. Pathetic interviewer who was projecting their ow...

I haven’t been able to completely overcome my stutter but I am 99.99% stuttering free while I am working. I am in IT and sometimes have to give presentations to clients. I very rarely stutter. I’m not...

Hi! I am in a similar situation. Over the summer the only job I could find was basically a receptionist and I did housing tours for my college. I can’t speak loud or fast because it makes my stutter w...

Ugh I was getting a deposition for work once and I stuttered over my name as I usually do and the lawyer is like “are you sure?” And then had to proceed to explain that I stutter……...

Did your employers know you stutter? Truly, 99 out of a 100 people (likely more) have sympathy for that. I stutter at times during presentations as well, particularly if it's people I don't know but ...

I work in a call centre. It sucks. But I actually stutter a lot less now on the phones. Probably do more in person now hahah....

From what you´ve written so far, I think you should stay at your current job. If it happens only few times per year and your company holds your back, that is kind of success. I admire you. Keep doing ...

It’s not the best day, but don’t let it derail you from the path you’re on. I guarantee these same callers would mock whomever didn’t sound like them. It could be an accent, talking too fast, too fr...

I can't hang up on them. I can transfer them, though. Which I have done. My company has had my back. During the worse situations, they actually called the HR department of the client's company, who ...

Do you have the option of simply hanging up? Since they are calling you with a problem that needs solved, I imagine they'd be the ones sorry for wasting more of their own time. Secondly, your company ...

Thanks, being an analytical person, this is honestly just what I needed to read. :) Edit: I do more like 15 calls a day. So that percentage is even better It's more like.. 0.09% of the time a client...

I'm in IT as well. If you do the math... Assuming you do 3 calls a day and you had 5 situations of this ilk, that is only .25% of the time. So 99.75% of the time it doesn't happen. That's how you ...

Hey man, I know how you feel. I work in customer service myself, so a big part of my job is talking on the phone. It is hard. Most of the customers I talk to are polite, but there are a few really shi...

When I was 18, I interviewed at Lowe's and didn't get the job. Now I'm getting a PhD. Relax my friend, some people just don't know how to react to stuttering. You'll be OK....

Hey, It's not embarrassing. Loads of people apply for those kind of jobs, its not strange to be rejected. Just try somewhere else...

Congratulations!! Interviewers should focus on your skills, not your stutter. Good luck and hope you enjoy your new job!...

It can be nerve wracking, but it can also be worth it and possibly liberating. I've played World of Warcraft for a long time, and it took me 2 years in my guild before I could build up the courage to ...

Some of the biggest streamerd stutter: tyler1, xqc, nick mercs, joewo just to name a few. The more you do it, the easier it will get. Keep going my man...

It seems like you really want to get into this, I would advise you to keep on trying. I had the same worry when becoming an EMT but my class went great even with a comment every once and a while about...

I don't stream myself, but I do watch twitch a lot. And 1 viewer is a lot better than 0...