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I did that too in college. Got really good at the register and they just let me be there. Still couldnt call out names fluently though when I was making drinks....

Field Service tech. Customer facing, but haven't ran into anyone rude in my 4 years of experience. The only person to comment on my stutter has been a superior who told me he used to stutter when he w...

I'm 21 and chose the hardest job for me as a stutter could have (and qualified for). I chose to work at Starbucks. Working on the register, bar, drive through, and just communicating with my coworkers...

Digital marketing. However, just applied for a customer facing job! I hope I get it. Basically helping customers set up electronic transactions, like EDI and VMI....

What do you do for a living?

What do you do for a living? I'm bored and even though threads like these probably has been posted million times before, it's always interesting to see what all of us stutterers do for a living. For...

I'm in college and the prospect of job interviews and presentations really fuck me up sometime. I get that you start caring about it less and less as you grow older. I probably have some more time bef...

I’m 36 years old. Life long studder. I don’t have time to care about it anymore. I didn’t even have my first real job until a year ago because I was so afraid of what people would think or the types o...

First off, congrats on starting the masters! As for situations I think the context doesn't really matter aside from the fact that anxiety will rise and that drastically inhibits your speech. Try to ta...

Starting my masters of clinical social work. Anybody in this field now?

Starting my masters of clinical social work. Anybody in this field now? I am starting my clinical social work masters right now and there is a looooot of communication and group work that requires me ...

I've just graduated from a federal agency's academy. I'm still terrible on the radio sometimes but a few of my instructors know good agents with stutters. Most of my commands are pretty decent though....

Career in Law Enforcement

Career in Law Enforcement Hey guys, I’m gonna be a Senior in HS this year and was wondering if anyone on this forum holds a career in Law Enforcement? My stutter is all over the place - it’s been near...

In high school I have taken a decision, that is, I will NEVER let stuttering affect my life choices.I am a stutterer, and I recently graduated from medicine. Not only that, but I chose to do it in a s...

I wish you the best of luck man! I'm a person who stutters (more on the mild side though) and I graduated with my master's in speech-language pathology this past May. I am starting my first "real" j...

I work in advertising as a copywriter and used to run radio recordings pretty regularly. I always got frustrated because I could do the lines perfectly in my head but had to coach voice talent in more...

A family friend is a lawyer and he had a stutter, but it's unnoticeable now though. I think it was worse when he was younger. Best of luck....

I am 18 too but my mom stutters. It honestly hasn’t held her back and shes been a great mom. She even forced herself to take a job where she had to be on the phone a lot and i think that helped her a...

Pre law, but I don’t think I can peruse this with my current speaking problems. I asked my dad and he said contract lawyers do almost no speaking which is perfect for me but it’s gonna be a hell of a ...

Hi!! I stutter, I am a student going to be a speech pathologist!! I want to focus on stuttering! I have had so many jobs, I work in schools as a paraprofessional, swim instructor, camp counselor, I ha...

My stutter used to be quite severe but with the help of therapy I managed to do just fine nowadays. I'm still in college but I'm studying journalism. I'm certainly an uncommon sight with some supporti...

Hey, I'm a Dentist. I stutter. I was also full of self doubts too at your age, brother. But you can absolutely become a physician or whatever you want to be! The older I get (37 now), the less self...