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Kinda, it really depends on how I am feeling. The key point is most employers don’t give a fuck about your stutters and most guests neither. In the last 2 tears I have had only one guest making a prob...

If you aced the interview you can ace the job. Just gotta keep going. If you have a bad day stuttering just start again the next day. If you do your job the best you can they'll be happy with you...

Damn , internal medicine ? I've heard that requires tons of talking and all those difficult medical terms , I can't even imagine. One of the main reasons , I fear being a pharmacist is saying all thos...

It’ll be easier for you as you become more comfortable with the job. You’re nervous now just prepare and give it your all and the stuttering won’t get in the way. ...

I got one 2 years ago and I don’t remember talking at all. It’s all paperwork and a little small talk (I guess depending on who helps you). ...

When I applied back in 2012, there was no talking involved at all except at the post office where I had to answer some basic questions for a form. ​...

Yes, I am only 23. I got my first job out of university, and basically my stammer ruined it for me and I quit after 6months. One important thing I learned, is do not try to avoid speaking. I got into ...

Got the job, but I'm now terrified.

Got the job, but I'm now terrified. Hi guys! Been lurking here for quite some time, and I must say thank you. You've given me courage to try speech therapy again, and also to get me to go to intervie...

Medical school was ok, didn’t have much trouble, because mostly you’re graded on written exams and when you have practical exam, most doctors understand and are supportive. But then again, some doctor...

IT Engineer here. Went from Help Desk (call center type work) to Desktop Support (face to face interactions) to now Systems Engineering where it's a mix of dealing with users, colleagues, and vendors....

I have a job where I have to speak in court almost daily. I have a master's degree, I had to accept my stuttering (blocks) and realize its just part of who I am..you can have any job you want. You may...

At university I studied Commerce/Accounting - I didn't participate all that much in class, but really tried when there were participation marks at stake. These would be a source of stress, but it got...

I work in a call center with a pretty severe blocking stutter. Thankfully I got a promotion that means I'm off the phones, but something in the back of my mind questions sometimes whether I was given ...

I work in audit firm as an accountant. I have to call clients numerous time everyday. The first 2 month was a bit challenging but after that you get used to it. I have worked there for 6month and i t...

i am a chemist with a phd in organic chemistry with a moderate stutter!...

It is not something you would expect from someones who stutter but I work as a waiter at different venues....

How was your experience in medical school like , all the clinicals , interacting with patients , group activity etc ? What residency are you doing ? ...

Chemical engineer here with a very managed stutter. I do high tech facility designs and I work with numerous clients, contractors, and various other engineers. I've stuttered embarrassingly in front ...

Doctor here with a moderate stutter. My cousin has a severe stutter and is a pharmacist. You can do whatever you put your mind to. I used to do theater just to challenge myself. Stuttered my ass off b...

Jobs ?

Jobs ? What jobs have you held before and what jobs are you currently doing ? What did you do in college ? How was your experience in college like , with respect to being a stutterer ? Is moderate st...