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Doctors and pharmacists are educated people who are interested in helping people. I think if you want to give a sales role a go. They could be the best audience for someone with a stutter. I worked a...

Remote work like a freelancer or working from home? I only ask because I have thought about this as well....

Indeed. The impediment was top of mind throughout elementary, high school, college, and graduate school. It was only once I hit my stride in my career that I found I was really able to 'let go'. I ...

It will get better. I remember quiting a day job just after a week cus I couldn't fit in the extroverted environment. Switched to remote work and been happier ever since....

I wonder if anyone here works as a sales representative, specifically medical representative?

I wonder if anyone here works as a sales representative, specifically medical representative? I'm kinda depressed thinking about my future. I finished my pharmacy degree and started a office job (phar...

I'm 26 and Ironically my job has shifted to mostly sales even though I tried to initially avoid it. I've found though that being prepared for the calls (e.g. having a plan and clear objectives) combin...

In school i skipped lots of classes, pretended to be sick and so on. It absolutely hindered my progress in school. I found that when i started working, things went uphill and i'm pretty happy where i...

Yeah, when I stutter, my throat seems to just seize up, and tense up pretty severely. Makes me exhausted after a really intense bout. The gutteral letters - g, c, k etc. really get me. My time in the ...

I have got three different jobs in my life although I have a stutter. I stuttered in all of the the interviews....

I appreciate that my stutter can be seen as adorable in casual conversation. However, when on a conference call at work... I'm doubting people see it as adorable. I'm good at word replacement, but s...

Same here re: the expanded vocabulary and working in journalism. I've always got a few synonyms "in the bank" during interviews or stressful situations, but this had a knock-on effect where I was terr...

Do any of you suffer with a "block" stutter?

Do any of you suffer with a "block" stutter? Hey, folks. I was just wondering if anybody here suffers from a "block" stutter? I've stuttered all my life, and indirectly it has compounded a lot of aspe...

Thank you for that. Your anecdote is inspiring. I’m a young doctor who’s at a major crossroads in my life when it comes to my career, and sadly my stutter is proving to be a major burden in moving on ...

There are plenty of high-communication positions that stutterers fill. There's an air traffic controller hanging around in this sub. Law enforcement. Military. Lots of waitresses and waiters. SLPs. Do...

I've had this happen to me when I worked at Macaroni Grill long ago. I ended up just getting a job at Applebee's instead since I'd rather work for a place that doesn't make me feel like shit for a dis...

With all due respect, while I can see your point from a larger cultural perspective, I’ve had two jobs in my own personal working life that make it hard for me to agree (at least speaking for me, as a...

Sorry but I’m on the restaurant’s side here. If your stuttering is causing a problem what’s so wrong with the restaurant trying to give you a job that requires less communication? The pay cut def suck...

It’s a good thought, I’ve decided to cross post on r/legaladvice to see what people think. Honestly I might be better off just finding another job, but I put a lot into this one, so it’s hard to walk ...

Thanks for the support! Tbh I think my best option is just to work somewhere else, but I’m curious to hear what others have to say about the legality of it. This place I work seems to push these bound...

If you can afford the time and potentially money into getting a lawyer involved, I’d say defend and educate yourself on the specifics of working laws in NY...