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I'm a digital designer. About ten years ago when I was just about to graduate I got really down as I had convinced myself that no-one would hire me. The industry was really competitive and looking aro...

Same story to me When I was young , hanging out with many friends but avoided to say the words which might stuttered me But I got older and moved to abroad... stuttering is turning to pretty terrible....

I literally had the same thing happen to me the last 2 days. Was interviewing for an internship and had a couple of interviews done over the phone(my stutter gets way worse over the phone) and i strug...

I definitely can't say I know what's best for everyone or what might happen from a situation. All I know is for me, I had an English teacher in Grade 8 who let me off the hook. I got to do my presen...

I teach abroad in China and I find it so helpful to be around non native speakers and they don't notice your corrections and ticks. Feel free to pm me, I have tons of YouTube videos about teaching ab...

I'm a pharmacist. My stutter has greatly improved over the 5 years I've been licensed now that I am more confident in my career and see myself as the "expert" in every conversation I have with people ...

Hey! I'm 19 and i block stutter since i was 6. However, its very wierd with me since i talk alot, and an one of those chatterboxes you'll meet! I've also acted in a lot of theatre competitions and nev...

Well you're certainly not alone. I'm kind of in a similar situation. Been stuttering since I was a toddler (as long as I can remember). Throughout grade school and into the 7th grade I attended speec...

My story is very similar to yours. Im 28 now, and still have a severe block stutter. In all honesty, life feels stale. The only thing that keeps me going and keeps me "sane" is my son. Ive been stut...

I was speaking with my new company's IT guy for the first time on the phone a while ago about some troubleshooting issue recently, and we were speaking for a good five minutes or so before he got hung...

Nice. He's my favourite boxer. Didn't know he had a stutter as well. I love how he seems so in control of it all. I mean you'd think in a stereotypical scenario a person with a stutter wouldn't have...

Effective communication =/= fluency. You can be clear, effective, and eloquent without being perfectly fluent. focus on that more than any stutters than may come out....

Thank you! I work in a job which I am talking to staff all the time, so I am forcing myself into situation which I use to excel in, but now I am almost worried I won't get my point across. I think I n...

I'm an EMT at a county jail, and in the Marine Corps Reserve. At the jail it's not so bad since I repeat pretty much the same things over and over again (allergies, injuries, med/ psych history, etc...

Engineering. It does involve a lot of interaction with people but all of my coworkers and superiors have been professional and patient. Also, work email and work instant messenger is my friend. Like o...

Said much better than I could. After 10 or so years In the software engineering​ industry, this is my perception as well. Have an upvote....

I haven't started my real career yet. I want to be a professional waitress at a fancy restaurant. Ideally a writer but as college didn't work out for me I am going to try to aim for something I am alr...

I know it's hard to believe, but the fact that you stutter is a non-issue. People (interviewers included) feed off of how you present yourself. If you go in there nervous & thinking they'll see yo...

I'm a senior engineer with a small staff and in charge of several projects. I work in remote locations so am always on the phone with our consultants and HR and head office. The phone sucks, email i...

I work in journalism and have for 5+ years now, at several community newspapers. No one interviewing me for a job has ever brought up my stutter, even when I did phone interviews and stuttered very ...