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I studied Psychology then went back for a post graduate certificate in human resources. I think I can do a lot of things as I enjoy learning. I just need an opportunity to do so. My previous job as a ...

I've seen lots of people in medical fields who stutter. If they can do it, so can you!...

Moderate stutterer — I started in food service, switched to bank teller, followed by wedding photographer, graphic designer, web designer, software trainer. I now manage a team for design, I still t...

I work in Investment Research for a bank. I have occasional interactions with stressed bankers and it really puts the pressure on me. Stuttering did affect some parts of my job, but don't let it disco...

Currently working in Quality Assurance (I basically write Quality Manuals and pro forma all day long, it's so boring). Before that I worked in retail for years. Retail was not that bad. I quite enjoye...

My stutter is moderate/severe. I spent 6 years in the Navy, then worked at a shipyard where I briefed large groups of people daily. I’m going to school now to become a physician. Don’t let your ...

You can absolutely be viewed as a person with excellent communication skills while also being a person with speech dysfluency, especially if you put a sustained, lifelong effort into pushing your comf...

Its all great , i want to pursue medicine , what do you think are the chances of a stutterer in medicine where excellent communication skills are the absolute essential....

I currently work in Digital Marketing - I work entirely online with little interaction with our customers or venders. However, I used to be a trainer and I loved it. One person in a class I did made...

I'm a few years out of college and also would consider myself a moderate stutter. I've held 3 jobs to date. 1) Consultant - Lots of interacting with clients 2) Analyst - Little interaction 3) ...

Network Engineering. I stutter. Don't limit what you think you can do. The limitations are truly in your mind only. There was a time in my life where I could never imagine doing the daily things I do,...

Which Career should i choose ? And whats your career or job as a person who stammers?

Which Career should i choose ? And whats your career or job as a person who stammers? Im a moderate (sometimes severe).i just wanted some advice on what career is suitable for stammerers , im a senior...

there are a lot of corporate jobs here but I do not have the means to live downtown. and you are right There are lots of options to go for in business.. Thing is, I have a little bit of experience in ...

*hugs* Hate you went through that. Maybe go online and give them a low rating? In glad you have your mom to help you; my dad helps me. You're not alone in this. I would have job interviews o...

Yes phone Interviews are a hit or miss for me.. It just depends on my nerves I guess. I am interviewing for HR roles..Most of these jobs require a phone interview before bringing you in. so theres no ...

stuttering does not stop me for applying for jobs.. I know what to say but i don't know why It changes when its an interview.. i had a phone interview yesterday and the recruiter noticed and asked.. s...

Prior to getting the job I had now, I went through a lot of interviews post college, so I dealt with a lot of interviews. Sometimes my stutter was good, and sometimes it was bad. It really just depend...

I do work with some YA fiction! Not as much as I do romance, but my most recent big success was with a YA series dealing with social issues (I do cover design, marketing, branding, and promotion). So ...

Is the job in your family business quite new to you or are you already very familiar with it? I find that my stuttering improves once I adapt to a new routine (e.g. I struggled a lot when I started wo...

Career choice and stuttering is an obstacle

Career choice and stuttering is an obstacle I have been working as a software engineer for about 12 years now . Originally I am from India and I make good money in USA. I have a son who is 3 years old...