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Its the overthinking at the time of introduction. Dont think much, practice smiling in front of a mirror and confidently inreoducing yourself if you have to....

As long as the job doesn't require you to give presentations or speak with customers on the phone, it really shouldn't be an issue. My recommendation is just give a heads-up in advance to the recruite...

Hmm.. this is a tough one since I struggled with thoughts like this too, especially for jobs that I know are require a lot of talking. Thinking that the job will leave you emotionally burned out and p...

Get in touch with a speech therapist and start working on this immediately. Since it is a relatively new phenomenon for you, it is very much solvable with little work on your part. However if you do n...

Part of it, I think, is that it’s significantly less common than things like ADHD and autism, and it’s associated with children. Also, a lot of people who stutter aren’t even open about it themselve...

If they don’t know you stutter definitely let them know first thing so they don’t think you know nothing or are just a nervous wreck. It’s always best to just let the interviewers know. Don’t skip it,...

Sadly, because of my stutter I've never had the confidence to go and talk to a girl in person without there already being a conversation started. I met my wife online and told her about my condition. ...

I like to mention it because a lot of people are not really familiar with stuttering ( especially blocks) and definitely have outdated ideas about why people stutter. People still believe I stutter B...

My partner was completely okay with my stuttering! I told him about it before we met (we met online haha), told him it was no problem if he finish my sentence if i got stuck and it's okay if we joke a...

First you need to be okay with others knowing about your stuttering. It takes a load off your shoulder so you can actually focus on getting into a relationship....

I used to be super quiet in school i had friends but most of them would say that i was quiet too as i got older tho i just disclosed to people about my stutter and started talking more and it definite...

Hell yeah! I get hella nervous before interviews too, and I’ve found that calling out my stutter at the very beginning makes all the difference. Shows vulnerability, builds trust, gets the interviewer...

NSA offers free practice interviews with a live person if you’re interested. https://westutter.org/careersuccess/mock-interviews/ Personally, I’ve told the people interviewing me that I stutter at th...

I used to say "I dont like talking" which was true but what they thought that meant vs what it actually meant to ME was VEEERY different. Now i just started saying "I have a stutter". Most of my anxie...

Honestly as I get older, I realize it’s better to just say to them you have a stutter. Takes a lot of pressure if and actually helps me stutter less, since I don’t have to hide it....

I cannot hide my stutter so I disclose and once I get it out there, I can focus on the interview questions and my energy level instead of worrying about my stutter....

I wouldn’t instantly disclose it before any questions have been asked but after the first stuttering incident you have that’s when I would mention it. If you do mention it I would still recommend pl...

I typically don’t until i have a stutter that is noticeable , then I explain it...

Should I disclose my stutter for a job interview?

Should I disclose my stutter for a job interview? Hi after 6 months of graduating and countless application I finally got a job interview call. My friend is suggesting to not disclose my stutter at th...

Hey brother, I'm 34 and I've stuttered my whole life. It's not severe, but it's enough to make socializing pretty stressful. I was really embarrassed of it when I was young. Now that I'm "older", wh...