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I had a video interview on monday as well. My stutter was so bad that i couldn't even introduce myself. They told me to write my responses on chat so thats what i did for the next 30 mins. It was kind...

Okay well it’s obviously kind of hyperbole but the point generally stands that on the whole, ours are pretty visible handicaps. But it’s nothing to be ashamed of. We can lead fulfilling happy lives ev...

Yeah your right if they have the same qualifications and similar work experience, why would someone hire someone with a stutter for example in a sales/customer service role. If I could hide my stutter...

Well yes you’re right but it’s better to be open and honest about your issues. And I’m actually not even sure this is true. Some companies really do value diversity. Ultimately finding a job is abou...

Yeah I might as well be honest and tell them I stutter. That’s what I did with my first two jobs and I got them. I just really need a new job with better pay, since my current job doesn’t pay that wel...

Just tried to do a video interview and failed miserably

Just tried to do a video interview and failed miserably I feel so embarrassed. My stutter hasn’t really acted up in a while, and all of a sudden I have to do this video job interview and it’s worse th...

What do you work with/want to work with?

What do you work with/want to work with? Before I start, sorry for my English it's not my first language. I'm studying to become a librarian. I have worked at a library the last 3 summers and I real...

Anyone pursuing a career as a speech pathologist?

Anyone pursuing a career as a speech pathologist? I graduated college in 2015 with a Marketing and Psychology degree, and have since been working a corporate job as a social media manager. I keep havi...

If your stutter is that bad, begin the interview with letting them know you have a stutter. Be like, "thanks for taking the time to interview me, before we begin I just wanted to let you know I do hav...

I couldn’t have said it better myself! I’m in the exact same boat. 41 years old now just been made redundant and my covert stutter reality is rearing it’s ugly head as now I’m confronted with the fact...

I had my first formal job interview today.

I had my first formal job interview today. And it went really well! I've worked before but I never had to do the interview it was just a trial shift and then at the end the manager said "You want the...

>One more advice. Although you might feel like only extroverts and people who love talking and social interaction are wanted in jobs it is not actually true. In both Hasbro and Philip Morris, inte...

In my case, I am from Europe, so it is 2 hours flight :) In the US that could be equal to moving toa new state mby....

I know programs like Inkscape and Gimp very well so I would hope those 2 things matter somewhere; I know I'll have to make the jump to Adobe's suit some day even if I don't want to, unless I remain as...

Because it pays quite good, you don't need experience and it's a work from home deal. I really don't know what else I'd apply to; I sometimes get gigs from Craigslist to design logos and things like t...

I guess it is hard to get to other jobs without any experience. ,Also stuttering may be hurting people's lives during young adulthood the most so therefore there are so many young people....

My advice is to try to find a job where there will be talking but it will not be the main thing your work depends on. I started working as an analyst. TBH I just knew good Excel and to work with numbe...

I know how it feels, but you get used to it. About a year and half ago i was desperate for a job, i had at least 3 or 4 interviews and i felt that my stutter fucked up everything. Somehow i started to...

I'd just like to add one thing: It's not that a stutter is going to forever keep you away from working in a capacity where the stutter might surface. You might still end up a place like what you're ai...

why everybody in this subreddit is going to work to call center? there is no other jobs? is it kind of masochism?...