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Hi everyone. I am strutter md. In couple months i am starting to my psychiatry residency, i have doubts about it but neverthless i have to try it even if i have to quit it and resign. I didnt overcom...

I can’t remember what job I was applying to but it was at my local mall. I just remember their response. Basically she told me that I would be a good fit for them but that I would have to actually t...

I've had more of these than I can count. You have to continue to interview, The more you bomb the more comfortable you will get. Even now as I am working I continue to interview and treat it as p...

Personallly , not considering stuttering , my dream job is being a neurosurgeon but , according to you , it might be close to being impossible cuz i also have moderate blocks that can last upto 5secon...

Sure. But I got my current job even though I stuttered a lot at the interview (more than usual, if you ask me). So that's possible too....

I'm a chef at a successful bistro and have to talk to customers and guests all the time. Doesn't really bother me. I think most of it depends on the amount of stress you can take. Work construction o...

Depending on your stutter (mine's pretty severe) it depends. I personally wanted to be a judge or a surgeon, but I understand how critical communication is in those professions, especially for a surg...

None tbh. At least not because of your stutter. By now I've met stutterers in all kinds of high-stress speaking positions, and they manage it fine. Call centers, sales, doctors, EMTs, lawyers, LEOs, C...

What jobs would you not recommend to moderately severe stammerer ? Other than Air traffic controller ofc

What jobs would you not recommend to moderately severe stammerer ? Other than Air traffic controller ofc ...

Yeah, I am a lifelong stutterer. 40 years old. Have done everything except for any mechanical devices that go in the ear. I just refuse those. I can keep it to a minimum if I sleep right, train right,...

I worked at a fast food restaurant (White Castle) during high school and college. Mostly on the drive thru. Yes, the drive thru! The people i was working with thought it was funny to put the stutterer...

I got a bachelors in Criminology and Criminal Justice. It was the only subject I could stand day in and day out. I’m on the job hunt right now. Do what makes you happy in life. Don’t let your stutte...

I just got pumped what are you majored in college ? I’m trying to be a dental hygienists but a lot of people have told me they talk a lot but ima take you’re advice ...

I was both a cashier at a starbucks and security officer for my last 2 years of college. Rarely talked that much as an officer just told people to leave and I was on my own from 6pm-12pm. At the starb...

Oddly enough, Mass Communication specialized in Advertising and Public Relations. I started out with the same major but specialized in TV and Radio. I learned quickly that I would have trouble finding...

That sums up my experience to a “T”. Once I got out of college and wasn’t able to get jobs because of it, that’s when the self loathing started....

Highschool was great for me. Small group of friends, many were also introverted... Perfect! University, especially now during graduate school, has been a challenge. You are expected to "market yourse...

Your son is his own person, he has his own priorities, the type of therapy you subject him to will effect and affect the way he perceives his stutter. I can't comment too much without more background...

Also, my stuttering manifests mostly in blocking. I just don't talk too much when I'm being really disfluent. I think many woman sutterers will agree is gets worse depending on the time of the month. ...

I’m currently a EMT and my job requires a lot of communication, this job has definitely helped my speech by pushing me out of comfort zone but I’ve also had some embarrassing moments. ...