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Ill clear things up for you. I live in a tiny country called Bahrain. The whole country is the size of a small town. So with that you get less job opportunities since there arent many places to work a...

There's a lot about this situation that doesn't make sense. What grades did you get in high school? Why have you been waiting for two years for a job without looking elsewhere? Do you live in the same...

Where i live jobs dont come by easy, especially without a college degree. Im already 2 years late on my studies and ive been waiting 2 years for a job. ...

A stutterer working at a call center

A stutterer working at a call center After months of searching for a job, i finally got an offer to work at a call center answering calls. Now that is not the ideal job for a stutterer like me but im ...

I got the offer

I got the offer Job interviews and feeling not getting a well paid job have always haunt me. I started speech therapy two weeks ago and had a job interview yesterday. Guess what... I got an offer. It ...

I have done all of these things and still stutter...I've worked jobs where I've had to communicate with multiple people during the day. I worked fast food and to deal with 100+ customers and had to ta...

Stuttering is my primary concern but my chronic pain (from spraining my neck) and stress was also on my mind also. Thank you for your response. I have 24 hours to decide but I am leaning on accepting...

I know what you mean. After I sprained my neck tho, i've living a fairly moderate to boring lifestyle lol. My stuttering is the main concern but I am questioning my mental & physical health before...

I've been laying out the pros/cons over the weekend and im still 50/50. Aside from stuttering, my chronic pain is something that is on the back of my mind as well. ...

Even if you stutter nobody's gonna fire you ! That's what i always think about my job. ...

I stutter, often severely, and I'm a supervisor and I lead meetings at work. People will listen. And speaking up in meetings more and more builds my confidence even when my speech isn't noticeably bet...

Take out the stuttering factor and see if everything else makes sense. I think it would, take the new job!...

I am a web developer and I stutter. Let me tell you a funny story about a job interview I once had. There was a job opening that and I was invited for an interview. Interviews are always difficu...

Yep, that's pretty much the mindset right now. I just hope that if it doesnt work out, I could return back to my old job......

Finally a guy on this page that says it like it is. I'm doing the same thing. I started teaching to other students and giving presentations. Getting better and better each time i do it. Sure some time...

If you stutter, let them wait. You have something important to say in a meeting say it. Because they want to hear it. If you do your job well, an i assume you do since you get the job offer in the fir...

I find that most jobs don't actually care about the stutter... So long as you can do the job they're happy. I mean Ive recently started working at a call centre where my job is literally talking to pe...

Yes, take the new job! You shouldn't let your speech restrict what job you have. It sounds like the job is objectively better, aside from the added stress. I would also suggest seeing a therapist to...

Yeah I went to a speech therapist briefly after college. Didn't see much improvement and discontinued because it was also cost too much. I guess right now for me is that my current job is fairly lai...

The benefits will definitely be better but I'm still unsure of the culture. Based on the interview (which I practiced a lot to avoid stuttering), my manager seems to be very easy to get a long with. ...