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Sorry about that but I’m currently 18 and looking for a regular minimum wage job, anything like a store or restaurant will do for now because I’m trying to build up my experience. Also alright will do...

I’ve been a barista for 2 years as a part time job while I’m at uni. Although l only have a mild stutter, l honestly don’t think it matters that much as long as you’re confident and friendly. I think ...

For a working entry level job I would put volunteer service, work experience, shadowing, publications, research experience, programs, extracurricular activities and education. If you are looking for ...

New Barista Job

New Barista Job Tomorrow I start my first day of being a barista. I’ll only be there for four days, I’m covering for a friend. It’s a really small local cafe and the owner is very relaxed, but I’ll ...

Stutter holding me back

Stutter holding me back Hello guys so I’ve been unemployed for quite some time now due to my stutter although it isn’t to bad of a stutter. I feel like finding a job will be difficult and especially d...

That class changed my life in the most positive way I can imagine. Put me on a path that led to me basically being a professional public speaker. Fuck a stutter, I got shit to say....

Did the stutter cause you any major issue during the work? Did your job have an influence on your stutter (positively or negativity) ?...

Telesales here. Like hell. I worked there for 6 months. Customer 50% couldn’t understand me if I speak fast. Now I quit to be an English teacher...

I worked as a phone operator for a market research institute when I used to be a teenager. My performance was above average, but it wasn't very hard since 90% of the text I had to speak were on the s...

I made phone calls for a political campaign back in 2016. The first few weeks were literal torture but by the end of the campaign I was fairly fluent with the script and I was training other people....

I did inbound sales for a few years. Learning a script made it easier. It became muscle memory, which is where my speech is more fluent than say, back and forth banter....

Probs to your manager for standing up for you. And thank you for replying I worked as a waiter for a year and I didn't have any problem in my job ( although I tried to keep my speaking to minimum) but...

Not a phone operator, but I've had jobs requiring me to spend large amounts of time on the phone with various people. At first I struggled and stuttered quite a bit, but as time went on I got better ...

I'm happy for you. Did your stutter ever cause you an issue or a problem? Comments from the customers or a difficulty in communicating with them?...

Not phone operated but I was a waiter for about 8 years through highschool/college. Probably the best thing I could have ever done having to do with my stutter. It challenged me everyday and took me o...

Stutters, have you worked/ do you work as a phone operator or something similar? What is your experience?

Stutters, have you worked/ do you work as a phone operator or something similar? What is your experience? ...

It might not be one to you, but it surely is to me. Mine is severe to very severe and holds me back careerwise and in social contacts....

I can definitely relate to this. I've had my share of temp jobs that ”didnt work out ” I always felt my stupid stuttering was a part of it....

Disability is a spectrum. A disability does not have to be so extreme. Tourette's Syndrome is also considered a disability, even though a person with tourette's may not have any physical limitations s...

Some coworkers don’t like me

Some coworkers don’t like me I’m quiet at work because of my stutter and only really relate with a few people. Some people seem to not like me and I’m assuming it’s because I don’t say anything to the...