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I've never told any of my former employers that I have a stutter, although the ones who spent enough time talking to me eventually heard it. Can you record your monologue in small chunks instead of o...

Do you tell your workplace that you have a stutter?

Do you tell your workplace that you have a stutter? I'm in quite the pickle right now. Do you tell your boss that you have a stutter? My boss wants me to make this training video (like a screencast ...

I used to be that way all through grade school too. When I started college, I started stuttering during presentations and other public speaking opportunities, too. I think stress and the general feeli...

The main problem is when something is ruining your life, you lost any motivation or goal. Im not even sure if i want to be an engineer (it means nothing for me).. the only things i want is to speak l...

Sometimes I have the same experience. When I'm at work, talking to my collegas sometimes I stutter more. And when a patient needs a doctor very quick, I can talk fine. I think that I'm more busy with...

Interview with Nick Weaver - COO and Co-founder of Blue Delta Jeans. Seriously, do yourself a favor and give it a listen.

Interview with Nick Weaver - COO and Co-founder of Blue Delta Jeans. Seriously, do yourself a favor and give it a listen. ...

Sorry about that man. I can relate to your situation though mine might not be as bad as yours. Im also from a third world country and studied comp eng as well. Had to do many presentations which i hat...

Thank you for your reply, it really makes me happy ^^ As i said im from a third world country with all things it involves (ignorant people, bad mentalities and attitudes towards person with diabilit...

I am very sorry to hear of what you are going through. I can relate to what you are saying, may be not that intensive but i can totally understand your anguish. I too have gone through university and ...

Same here too. Although it depends on the situation. Presenting in front of class seems to make my stutter very bad (although, last time I had a presentation was 4 years ago) but in interviews I have ...

Yes, same here. I thought I was the only one. I have been giving a lot of interviews recently and I have not stuttered even once in any of those interviews. I can say my name and my address fluently. ...

just got summoned for Jury duty and am completely stressed out now

just got summoned for Jury duty and am completely stressed out now This will be the first time that I have had to do it, I am 22. Does anyone maybe have some experience with this, and possibly getting...

I'm past the point of being socially shy about it. I don't have a problem making friends at new places. I do find that I've become very crass and out there, to almost "make up" for people having to li...

I don't have a problem with my name - first name is one syllable and I always have to spell my last name. However, for thirteen years, I lived on a street with 4 syllables and a lot of Rs. That was ...

know any stutterers in orange county area?

know any stutterers in orange county area? Kind of an odd posting, but I'm looking to give back to people who grew up similar to me. . I'm a life long stutterer, and because of that I had to deal w...

Hope I'm not too late in this thread! Background: I’m working in a corporate sales team in a bank currently. It’s a sales job, just like yours. Our clients are Finance Managers / CFOs of multi-nati...

Good job!! I had a similar victory. I also just got a job that requires me to talk on the phone. I have to say the name of the business every time, and it is ridiculously hard to say, even people who ...

If there is any link it is probably between stuttering and *perception* of intelligence. There are lots of time when I know I will get stuck on something so I wont say it then a few seconds later th...

Will you be saying the same thing over and over? I am thinking of cold calling and such. It has helped me if I write down what I will be saying and keep it handy for reference. Anticipate all quest...

stuttering isn't caused by anxiety. it's a communication disorder that for most people is neuro-motor in nature and has a large genetic component. It isn't caused by anxiety. If it was, we'd see a lot...