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Just got my first job in my career!

Just got my first job in my career! 27, mild to moderate stutter, been stuttering since I can remember. After a long week of 3 phone interviews, 2 Zoom panel interviews (of 3-4 people), and an in-pers...

Ah. That's alright, if you were meant to get the job you would've. So you believe it's mainly your confidence issues that are holding you back ?...

Well I did stutter and I told him about he admired it but still no call back I just wish they let me work 😞...

I'm currently 22 years old I started stuttering in 6th grade and from that point on. I dealt with extreme anxiety, nervousness. Uncertainty and sadness. I couldn't speak my mind, answer questions, pr...

My first field problem with my old unit I was stuck doing radio guard with an NCO who also stuttered. Was an interesting time to say the least....

It has its upsides & downsides like any other job. I worked with some instructors that were super passionate about it & would have done it forever if they could. I personally didn't enjoy it t...

Hmm this is a good question. I think I’m qualified for it but my confidence issues are making me say no? Regarding the job I applied for though, I did end up getting it...

Hey, I know exactly what you feel like. 24m, it’s so awful living with this. I would say mine is moderate to severe. Some days are better than others. It’s been the root of all my anxiety and depressi...

I guess I’m scared on what they’re gonna think and I don’t want my stutter to ruin job opportunities...

Depends. If you mean career wise, then no, despite having a stutter I can still get decent jobs. I am disabled from a sexual standpoint as my stutter prevents any sort of flirting....

Great to hear! It takes time, but have faith that you'll get there. You will start doing things you never imagined. I even got paid for a public speaking event haha. Another big moment for me was...

I wasn't bullied to bad about my stutter in school. I did have some bullying in school but not really about the stutter. The main problems were my parents doing the same shit as everyone else's. The u...

Just thought I'd share I think it depends on several factors, some of them that just came into my mind: \-Severity (I think it would be somewhat obvious if a person who stutters severely reports mor...

Disclose your stutter to the interviewer beforehand so they don't jump to their own assumptions. They may admire your courage and bravery for doing so. It's the kindest thing you can do for yourself t...

If you have programming skills, you may be able to find some remote freelance programming jobs (some constructive Googling may help)...

I apply for a job and finally got a job interview!!!

I apply for a job and finally got a job interview!!! Alright guys I need your tips on how to do good on this job interview for tomorrow at Aeropostale. 😆...

I appreciate your response very much. Can you maybe give some more details on data entry stuff? I don't plan on doing this long term at all. I just need like a stepping stone to get me out of this rea...

My go to has always been data entry and record clerk jobs. I've found that both of those positions require minimal speaking. However, try not to box yourself in because of your stutter. If there is so...

I'm a stutter trying to recover from a major setback

I'm a stutter trying to recover from a major setback Hello everyone, I don't know why I never thought about checking reddit for a stutter support group before. I remember years ago I tried to join a ...

I don’t know. I would think that your stutter would have to be socially and psychologically troubling enough to where you can’t work....