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I spent 3 years working at a McDonalds when I was in high school. I was the best drive thru order taker in the store, so I’d always be up there. For well over a year I held my own, I stuttered but I’d...

I was an implementation project manager but was promoted to manager of the project managers for fortune100 company. I recently went back to speech classes and it’s helped a lot but I still have block...

Software sales. My stutter was a big barrier when I first started, especially with cold calls, but now it doesn’t impact me much at all....

I’m a pharmacist too. Did retail for a while and it gave me a lot more confidence. Currently work for the government in a position where I frequently give presentations in front of large groups of peo...

Just got a part time job on my Uni's campus, sit at a gymnasium desk and if someone of importance walks in say Hi or wave at them. Pretty easy money but I have a feeling my ADHD will take over and I'l...

Software engineer, at the very beginning I was just a developer but now i'm more involved in meetings with bussiness and operations... I used to struggle but my stutter is vanishing gradually...

Hey this is one of the best things you can do to build confidence jumping into conversations to strangers! I did the same (working at a restaurant) and in a year it changed my stutter....

Financial Analyst. It suits me well personally. My livelihood isn’t dependent on my speech skills, instead it’s based on my analytical ability. Thus, I sit in front of a computer daily....

Wildland firefighter. Talking on the radio is challenging at times, but I own the stutter. It doesn't own me....

I work as a pharmacist. Pretty much what other people have said. You just have to own that you have a stutter in any job you do, or any part of life. Many of us who stutter find that, counterintuiti...

I'm in accounting and spend half the day dealing with clients over the phone. It's horrible and my co-workers laugh at me constantly......

Police Officer. I try to avoid getting on the radio but sometimes it's unavoidable. I use various tricks and get creative with my vocabulary. It's easier talking to civilians in person than relaying i...

I'm a special education case manager. My stutter is pretty mild most of the time but I do run 1-2 hour meetings monthly and do plenty of talking with students, I like it a lot. I think in that field e...

GP Doctor here, back in college I thought it would be very bad being into this career with stuttering.. after working, things are much more good than expected.. one can say stutter have less than 10% ...

Material handler. I have to talk a fair amount, but it's good practice. The few times my stutter has come up, my co-workers have been really understanding about it....

Software engineer here, no one really cares if you stutter so long as you can do your job. There’s a lot more speaking then I imagined, daily stand ups, talking to coworkers through problems but most ...

Financial adviser. Best decision for me was to work at Best Buy when I was 18 years old. Being forced to talk and sell to many clients every day gave me confidence....

I’m an artist working for a manufacturing company. I give tours on a regular basis and answer calls when our phone person is out back helping with fabrication. I’ve been a cashier at a home improvemen...

Insurance agent 👍 when I give low prices people don’t care about my stutter 😂...

I work as a lawyer. It’s stressful with huge Blocks, but i would never ever conpromise with pursuading my dreams. I love Working as a lawyer and I just Keep Working hard on my speech everyday with lo...