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My problem currently (Rant)
My problem currently (Rant) I have a problem. It may to some, not a serious problem, but to me, it is. Currently, I have this little dilemma when I bring up the problems I have about stuttering. That ...
I've honestly given up hope that there will be a cure because there isn't enough money for research and we're practically part of the minority side when it comes to finding a cure because not a lot of...
It may sound dumb, but I find I'm more fluent when I'm doing something. I've taken phone interviews on my bluetooth earpiece when driving in my car. I'd drive around a familiar area, like my neighborh...
Phone interview tips?
Phone interview tips? Can you fellow stutters please give me some tips to lower stutter during phone interviews? I'm having phone interviews for jobs I'm applying to but I stutter on the phone....
I've been stuttering since I could speak. It was the same me for me! It's like fear of public speaking amplified. My only advice is to keep talking. Take jobs that require you speak a lot (like retail...
It's honestly one of my majors blocks in life. I remember getting back from my first interview after grad and sobbing all night. I felt so sorry for myself because no matter what conscious effort I ha...
I feel you man. I want to be social at work but my stutter is embarrassing...
Mate, your stutter should be the last thing you think about when choosing a job. Do what makes you happy!...
Stuttered a lot. Advertised at the start. Got the job. They didn't care....
Making yourself work somewhere where you have to talk to people is the best thing for your speech. When I was your age I worked in food service too and at the very least it helped me get comfortable w...
You were brave enough to show up and go through with the interview. Be proud of that. I hope you get the job, but don't be surprised if you don't. It may take several interviews before you get one whe...
I had my first job interview for a job at a Boy Scout camp a couple of months ago. I went in there not even knowing I was going to be interviewing. I was there for a bit more information about the job...
If you don’t get the job, something’s wrong. Yes, you fumbled for a couple seconds, but you probably talked more fluently after that than most fluent people. You’re clearly fit for the job, as shown b...
Hi. I started my employment in the kitchen of a Burger King because I didn’t have to talk much. Many years and jobs later. I’m back in the kitchen but this time I am a supervisor at a hospital. Cookin...
I made the career shift to software developer. I'm loving it. A lot of the people on my teams are kind and often nerdy, so I don't feel judged when I stutter in front of them. I spend a lot of time ju...
That we can persevere. That in enduring, grow strong. We can do it. We got dealt shitty cards, but poker is about playing the hand. Was selected to teach a course three years ago, made it th...
Something I've learned is that every job will be hard on your speech at first. You will stutter a lot in a new situation or new job. But if your employer is okay with that, you will eventually adapt t...
I'd get a job in Sales and manipulate my way to a fortune... Hah. this is the first thing that came to mind.. regardless if it is true or not....
I would instantly start applying for different jobs that actually interest me. I’d also go back to college. My stutter crippled me so bad I dropped out....
You can get any job you want. I am a speech-language pathologist and still have a moderate-severe stutter!...