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Well, since you're very tech-savvy you can head to freelancing sites like upwork.com or something and do some freelance gigs. Check out the job categories there. There might be something there for you...

17 just graduated high school, and i am very tech savvy, i have a lot of strength and i can work really fast and well under pressure...

Does your coding job relate to I.T. If you don’t mind me asking ? I actually stutter but mine is mild. I have no issues in interviews....

I am an interpreter/translator. I failed my first interview since I was inexperienced graduate who stutters like hell. Interviewers even told me to go home :) Then I become very angry with myself and ...

I am a Vice President at an investment bank working within the Compliance division. My stutter hasn’t affected my career at all. Just need to be confident and own it....

I can only speak from my experience, but I've never been bullied at work or at school for my stutter. This could be a cultural thing but here in the Netherlands you can expect alot of support and acce...

Just graduated, starting my software engineering career in two weeks, hopefully they don't make fun of me at work 😭...

I'm a software engineer and stutter my way through daily- and stakeholder meetings. Also people kinda need to listen to what I have to say (that does not help). Everybody is really accepting and it's ...

I've stuttered since 4. It varies from day to day. Some days no stutter, some days I can't say a damn thing. I'm a chemist and work in a research lab doing isotopic analysis for archeological and pal...

I agree with everything SammySparklyPanda and Semicoolon said. To add to their comments, I don’t think anyone should be defined by their stutter. I have a moderate to severe stutter where I block and...

I have suffered a lot with stuttering during interviews. I write code for a living, so I don't need to talk charmingly, I just need to communicate clearly enough. Yet still interviews are really im...

I think it very much varies on the individual on how confident they feel with their stutter that others would prefer to not let their stutter define them and still work in hospitality for example rega...

Stuttering and work/career

Stuttering and work/career I wanted to know what kind of jobs to people with moderate to worse stutter actually do. I just finished school and was calculating my options. I do pretty bad in job interv...

Nothing specific, but I’ve on the spot to answer a critical question and I start stuttering on the answer. Many times in college, job interviews and in work the teacher or manager has finished what I...

Fear will go away

Fear will go away Hi all, I'd like to share a quick personal story about overcoming fear and "difficult" speaking situations. As a PWS I had tremendous fear of any type of meetings where I have to sp...

It not the easiest thing to prove, but if a court asks for proof of why you were not hired, they'll have a hard time making something up if you can prove you have the skills and requirements. This hap...

Be optimistic. I’ve had some interviewers acknowledge my tension and stuttering and paused the interview to help me relax. They were professional and it worked. It was the first interview of the day s...

Hi. So, you have many option how to increase your chances. Write as many girls as you can and just talk to them. Dont really mention your depressions and these negative things, just be a nice guy. A...

As someone who has been on "the other side" of interviewing people quite often (meaning I interviewed them): Don't forget, that they are positive towards you. They invited you to an interview because...

How to keep on living when Life keeps throwing me stones?

How to keep on living when Life keeps throwing me stones? It's probably not the right sub, but my post keeps getting removed elsewhere because I'm using a new throwaway account and I need to vent and ...