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How do you know you failed the interview? Did they tell you that you didn’t get the job? I’ve had many interviews that I felt I “flopped” because of my stutter but ended up getting the job. And other...

Been there man. I was reached out to by a recruiter where they were hiring for basically my dream job. I was able to be pretty fluent with the recruiter, but when the time came to talk to the employer...

You're young but I promise it'll get better. You have no idea how many interviews I've stuttered my ass off in... And some of them were for call center positions lmao. I've learned to mask my stutter ...

I had a phone interview today, I'm well beyond 18, and feel the exact same way. I wrote two pages of notes for a 20 minute call and was able to *maybe* get through 1/4 of it. This was for a senior e...

I feel that. If it makes you feel better, I started a new office job a few months ago and it was no way near as bad as I made it out in my head. ...

Don't have second thoughts. Seriously, being a scientist is one of the best careers for a person who stutters. Research involves much more written communication than spoken. On top of that, you will b...

I started a new job past week and this was me every other hour. Heading in on the train right now with a knot in my stomach....

hey, i am an organic chemist, too! i have a phd in the field, did a post-doc, and am now working at a pharmaceutical company as a process chemist. ​ i'm a real-deal, bona-fide stutterer. ...

Feeling down :/

Feeling down :/ This is just a vent message. I don’t know anyone who stutters in my circle of people so it’s nice to come here to talk to people who understand what I’m going through. I’m currently ...

It's going to be a one hour interview with me over Skype call. It's just those willing to volunteer (I wish I could compensate everyone who helps). For the past two months I've been reading peer-revi...

Volunteers Needed for my Research Study

Volunteers Needed for my Research Study Hello, I am Sabian Polanco a high school AP Research student who is researching people who stutter and how stereotyping from their peers may have made them feel...

I've made this comment before on this sub, but I truly believe that us folks with stutters are generally much more intelligent than the average person (emotionally as well). I believe this stems ...

Congratulations!! Just go in there and be confident, I really feel like the initial phone interview is the hardest part and you nailed it! ...

Congratulations! As for your interview, I would also suggest trying to show that sure you have a stutter, but you don't let that stop you from doing difficult things, like job interviews. They can onl...

Congratulations!! I’m really happy for you, I’ve been job hunting for 6 months now and I absolutely dread the phone screening, it always sinks me. I’m sure you’ll be great at the next one, best of luc...

That's fantastic, I am so happy for you. Learn everything you can about the company before you interview. Understand what kind of environment you are walking into. Write down all the questions yo...

I have a job fair this weekend and im terrified.

I have a job fair this weekend and im terrified. Im just here venting, i feel like im not even ready to hold a job because of my anxiety. What are some tips or advice that can help me get through this...

Congrats! For the in person interview my best advice is to avoid acting embarrassed or defeated if you do stutter. Stop, smile, excuse yourself and start again. If you show the interviewer that you ha...

Hell yeah good job!! My only advice is to just be yourself. The hardest and most stressful part is over (freaking phones arrggghhh)!...

I nailed a phone screening interview and got called in for an in-person interview!!

I nailed a phone screening interview and got called in for an in-person interview!! I’ve been searching for a full-time job for months since graduating with a BS in criminal justice, and after literal...