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Well, people aren't born with skills, you have to work for them. If you put forth the effort, you will eventually become skilled. But, sure, being a delivery driver could be cool too. There's no rule...

I'm not really good at anything though. Working for fedex/UPS would be good since all I need to do is move boxes and drive mostly. I'm very good at competitive gaming but my mom doesn't want me doing ...

This is a really interesting topic. Sometimes I wonder if there should be a sticky thread just for this, because it would be great to compile everyone's ideas about the easiest careers for people who ...

I had a terrible stutter as a kid. I'm 33 now and still have it pretty bad and stutter with every conversation. Despite that, I've been decently able to date throughout my life. I've held lots of cus...

Most janitorial jobs do not require a lot of talking. I have done that for a long time. Also, learn a skill like web design/SEO (trust me it isn't that hard) and start bringing in clients that don't c...

Go apply to a truck driving school that will hire you to a company after you receive your class A. Not much talking required being a truck driver. ...

That sounds like a really really tough situation you're in. Finding a job for a severe Stutterer can be extremely difficult and scary. Where do you live? My first suggestion is to find someocal self h...

What do you want to do? Start there. Craigslist has tons of jobs, many that don't require you speak fluently. Just apply to like 50 and you'll land somewhere....

I really need help finding a Job. I turn 20 in 4 days and all my mom does I berate me about it.

I really need help finding a Job. I turn 20 in 4 days and all my mom does I berate me about it. I have a very very severe stutter to the point were I haven't said a full sentence in almost a month. I ...

I held back doing a teaching or business degree. I was always interested in becoming a teacher since forever. I always thought that my teachers weren't interesting or engaging enough so I always had t...

Congrats! I too went through the same thing recently after I graduated. I also got the job and will be moving out of state within a few months. Good luck on your new job! ...

Pretty ignorant of you to say that. I gurantee you if you asked a million stutters if their lives would be better if they didn't stutter, 99.9% would say yes. Stop acting like stuttering does not hol...

Nope, not easily. Stuttering makes doing those thing a million times harder and we all know it. It is much easier for a non-stutter to become head of the debate team than someone who stutters....

Hey, we should really stop the bullshit "believe in yourself and you can achieve it!" Because without a doubt, it is MUCH easier to become a politician if you don't stutter than if you do. Stop actin...

This comment will probably be taken negatively, but OP's view of things is hugely present here and it often ends up in a sort of circlejerk where people agree that their speech impediment is the only ...

I had a job interview

I had a job interview I had a job interview for a Tier 3 Technical Support position with a major telecommunications company. It was my first interview since graduating college. I have been stuttering ...

Hmm. I'll give it shot. As for the Air Force, I've tried the Air Guard and Air Reserve. I can't go intel with them, but I can do Cyber Surety with them. I prefer a 35F slot in the Army Guard, but th...

You don't need to know a foreign language, the dlab only tests for language learning aptitude. there's also a pretty nice bonus in this field. I would also definitely take a look at the air force. th...

Yes, I was told I need a waiver. The Doctor put it on. I'm stuck with it, for good or ill. I'll go on and ask if I can send an audio sample. My ASVAB Scores were decent (I qualified for the majority...

Thanks. If they give me something to read, I think I'll manage better than in conversational speaking. I believe waivers are branch specific. So maybe I'll be able to go ahead and skip to another stat...