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I work as a server at a Sonic drive in. I definitely have a lot of bad days and I have mostly overcome my stutter since it first stared 13 years ago when I was just 9. I still have trouble with any "t...

> people at work don't care if you stutter if you can do your job well... You bring up an important point there. I think a valuable trait I've noticed with people who stutter is that we're hard wo...

Keep on trucking. We all have those days. You're still in school so im guessing younger. I personally think life after school is easier, people at work don't care if you stutter if you can do your job...

Shitty day today

Shitty day today So yeah, just another shitty day. Went to a career fair, stuttered more than ever. Got a few calls for information about my job applications that I sent last week, could hardly get my...

Thanks for the support. I'm starting to do presentations on a regular basis now. But this particular one was more formal and was by far the most difficult to get through. ...

Something I've been noticing for years...sugar

Something I've been noticing for years...sugar Hi all. Longtime lurker first time poster! A little about me: I'm 25 and have had a mild stutter my entire life. I would say my stutter is maybe a 5/10, ...

Hang in there my dude! I was a tech at a busy CVS pharmacy and the work environment can sometimes exacerbate things. You really started at a rough time in the pharmacy (holiday season + flu season). T...

Same, when I'm talking in a group chat while gaming I'm nearly 100 percent fluent. Gaming (in moderation), is my way of reducing stress. ...

I can relate in my first jobs. Many rough, very embarrassing stutters. It's nothing to worry about in the long run, but can be stressful at the time of course. Good that you can laugh about it!...

I don't think gaming has anything to do with it, I actually become more fluent when I'm gaming probably because I'm focusing on something else and not on trying to not go full retard....

I think this is why I actually like events that require you to dress up because it gives me confidence...

All right, I gotta comment on this... I'm in the AF and I'll be putting on SrA next month and I remember BMT so clearly and what it was like going through that with a stutter so... Do you have any fun...

So I developed a stutter when I was in about 3rd, or 4th grade. It started after I began taking one of many ADHD medications. It was either Ritalin or Straterra, can't remember which. It was fairly ba...

Again, that's gotta depend on the job. And I don't think all companies necessarily think in terms of "bragging" like that. But you're right that it seems possible, so lemme edit something above....

>I mean, I know companies wouldn't admit it, but it's sort of obvious to me that they'd filter stuff like that out in advance See I always thought it would be the opposite. Companies these days ar...

You should ask a hiring manager or someone. I have marked it, but I don't think it matters much tbh. ...

When I applied for my job as a software developer I didn't mark it as a disability. During the interview I was just honest and told the people that I'm having problem with speaking sometimes when the ...

I don't know how other people do it, but I never mention stutter in my application. I prefer to "manifest" it, as it were. If someone asks about it during an interview, I'll elaborate briefly. But ma...

For my current position, the first interview, I was stuttering on like half of everything I said. The second interview, it was down to like a third. The people interviewing me apparently didn't think ...

Technical Job Interview and Stuttering marked as a disability?

Technical Job Interview and Stuttering marked as a disability? Would anyone recommend marking your stuttering down as a disability when applying for technical jobs that you are highly qualified for (f...