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This is really amazing. The person who interviewed and hired you is a saint. My stutter has been affecting my mental health, but I recently got a job too! I'm kinda nervous bc I feel like I don't des...

Anxiety, depression and a job!

Anxiety, depression and a job! Hey all, first post here, only just coming across the sub. I've had a stutter for most of my life, at least the last 20 years. It's gotten pad and worse, had its ups an...

Oh, I often wonder how I got myself into it in the first place. Of all the career paths available....

I found my stutter gets worse with stress in some aspects. I worked two previous jobs (one in public accounting, and one at a very large corporation), and both environments were very toxic. After jump...

Call center Agent

Call center Agent I’m planning on applying on a call center agency for the soul purpose of practicing speaking to people and to eventually(hopefully) grow out of my stutter. I think that by practici...

Hi sanidaus, Your testimony is inspiring. I too, am a stutterer and I am a college senior. Currently, my speech has been more obvious in my daily activities. I am no longer able to "control" it like...

I understand your pain. I start a new Help Desk job on Monday and I am nervous about it. 8hrs a day on the phone will be hard. I don't wanna sound cliche, but we don't have much of a choice; we have t...

You are definitely not wrong for feeling this way. Having a stutter is difficult, and living in a world where atypicality is misunderstood is very stressful. People that don't stutter really don't und...

I’m just starting out — Essentially I just create reports for our client base and update them on their positions — I graduate at the end of this year. Fairly easy stuff but I have to take incoming ca...

I'm the financial controller at my company. Mine is mild - it really comes and goes with the day. Somedays it can be very hard to put sentences together and answer questions, where as others I can spe...

I am a student and I work in research in the same time. No discrimination so far. I even did presentation at a few conferences, everyone was understanding. Country: Russia....

I, most likely, live in a different country than you, so the situation might be different. I developed a stutter at that age, it didn't go away. In my experience, local, general speech therapists ar...

Stuttering is not an end all be all. The vast majority of children outgrow it. Yes It can be tiring to listen to a stutterer speak. I was in college when I met someone else who stuttered for the fir...

Pharmacist. I'm in a closed-door setting, so no face to face with public, only phone calls while I work. I generally do pretty well on the phone, but will occasionally have a bad call (stutter-wise) t...

I work at a call Center and have a moderate Stuttering. In the beginning, it was kind of hard for me to do. But, I didn't lose hope. Just decided to do it as a time part so I could rejuvenate my Speak...

What is a fin leadership role? Do you have a mild stutter? And yeah I normally do step out / have a private room. I still find it incredibly hard : (...

I’ve landed myself in a position as a barber, a job I’d never thought I’d be able to do since having to speak to each client. A funny thing started to happen. I’d engulf myself so much into perfecting...

IT consultant , I am more into technical solutions and there are ways to a avoid conversations when I don’t want to . I tend to stutter more the more conversations I have with the same person . And my...

I’m a freshman in college right now and my end goal is MD/PhD in genetics. From your personal experience, would you say there was ever any discrimination against your stutter and were you upfront abou...

I'm in a financial leadership role at my company that requires a lot of phone calls and meetings. One thing that has helped me is finding a quiet space with limited background noise. One of the things...