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Unlike some of these other comments, I think you need to bone up on your social skills. Exceling at work is about more than being good at your job. It's about fitting the culture, getting along with y...

The only thing you can control is your work ethic. Just be the best employee you can be, the rest is out of your hands...

Absolutely, that's all we can do! Can I ask what department? I could see some being a bit more difficult than others....

Only if you're comfortable doing so or if they ask. In more serious setting like an interview or meeting it's better to disclose because then the audience isn't wondering what's happening and you're...

Ah, the money issue. I hate that. I absolutely hate that some people on the planet can't get the help or support they need just because of _money_. But I digress, I guess. You should open up about yo...

Like any other social situation, depends on the context. In casual settings, I usually just roll with it and don't acknowledge it more than I have to. If I meet someone in a social setting and they gi...

24y/o. I've been stuttering since forever. I got teased a lot for it in elementary school, even more in middle school, but for some reason, it started to die down in high school. What might have helpe...

Hey, I'm 30 now and I've been stuttering since I can remember. Yes I've had my share of hard times at school and even college, I quit college twice because of all the discrimination and being laughed ...

Thanks! Luckily I'm talking in front of people for work quite often. Giving training one-on-one and sometimes groups. Some presentations and guest lectures once or twice a semester. I like the idea ...

You can still live a rewarding life, I am proof of it. Figure out what you want in life. Family/ Wife? House? Job? Friends? Wife - Focus on things you can to improve yourself besides your speech. Be...

Originally, I thought it was a joke - a stutterer working at a call center xD. But anyway, wish you a huge amount of luck. Just try it and let us know how it went :)...

I used to not be able to say a complete sentence. I'm now* 26 and married. Part of my job includes frequently giving guest lectures for graduate courses. I still stutter, and I dread talking on the ph...

p.s. /u/dead-Indian seems a little dead inside. Don't listen to his/her "advice". Be proud of who you are and own it. You're taking a job that requires speaking all day - that's not stupid, that's ...

Worked at an IT call center in college for years. After a few weeks, I realized that most of my conversations were almost identical. I was saying the same things over and over again, "have you tried ...

This might seem bad now. But might be the best thing that has ever happened to you. Like any other job, the first two weeks will suck ass. But it will be better...

Good luck! I stutter and worked at a call center. Scripts helped so much. I practiced them a lot at home. My stutter is worse when I am nervous so I make sure I am prepared for most questions. I...

Fine. Assuming everything you're saying is an accurate representation of your situation, and this is the ONLY job you have found in two years, go to work every day and power through your stuttering, y...

I dont think that unemployment rate is accurate. People like me are considered students so we dont count as unemployed and its mostly "students" that are looking for jobs. You should also consider the...

There's 1.5 million people in Bahrain and the unemployment rate is hovering below 4%, which is lower than 'average'. As I said before....something isn't adding up here. ...

Good look man. I know from experience that having to talk to people at a job at first is stressful. I use to work a job were I would have to talk to random people all day long and at first it was bad,...