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It gets better after high school trust me on this. On the other hand if you decide to join the military like I did its only bad when your drill sergeant makes fun of you in basic training. But most o...

Was your plan to advertise from the very start or was /r/stutter a motivator? Either way, I'm very glad that you got the internship and that even though you stuttered, it didn't effect your demeanor d...

update on internship interview.

update on internship interview. Hi guys, thanks for all the advice. I did tell her I stammer and she was really chill about it. It wasn't even much of an interview, more like a paid offer! I basically...

I stutter and work as a project manager. Which basically means I am on conferences calls and in meetings all day. I can usually get sentences out, but sometimes I stutter. I've learned to stop myse...

Hey man, no worries. I stutter and I think I'm doing well for myself. I'm a decent scientist (working on my PhD), I TA several courses, give poster and conference presentations and regularly have to s...

I feel like I messed up in college and allowed my stutter to keep me from being more active, but I don't think it was the ultimate reason I didn't finish. I now have a job that pays well and forces...

I graduated this August, I was under the impression life was going to suck and literally take me 2 years to find a job. Been working as an accountant at a small business for 2.5 months now. I have to ...

Hey, I'm in medical school in the U.S. I'm thinking about going into PM&R. My stuttering is mild/intermittent, but I've definitely stuttered while talking to patients, during rounds, and making co...

Interviews - not your typical question on r/stutter

Interviews - not your typical question on r/stutter I see a lot of us posting about having trouble in when being interviewed and giving off the best impression you can when looking for a job. The mos...

29 years old, been stuttering for as long as I could speak. I still have daily fluency issues, and a bit of social anxiety, but I'm also a high school teacher who can lecture and command the interest ...

Hey dude, 28 year old customer service rep. My job is to literally answer phone calls and talk to people. It's taken me a long time to be where I am (I was diagnosed in Kindergarten, along with de-rho...

From my experience, no employer has written me off or anyone else I know because they stutter. If you're communication skills are poor then sure, but I know many fluent people with crappy communicatio...

Important internship interview tomorrow.

Important internship interview tomorrow. So tomorrow I have a phone interview for a internship tomorrow that is very difficult to even get this interview. This is the first time I've eve done an inter...

majesticwooper, being honest about my stuttering is something that i've done with my family yet they still don't understand what the big deal is. before i told them how it has affected my life, they t...

Hey, I'm very impressed! It's awesome that you work as a museum guide. God, that would be a nightmare for me ;). But it's cool that you are really seeking these public speaking situations in order to ...

I'm not a physician, but i'm about to get my PhD. I do a lot of lecturing and talking to people at my university. You've already received some good advice. I only want to add one thing: There are no ...

I'm a stuttering registered nurse. When I read you love interacting with people, but feel insecure- I felt like it was something I've thought about a thousand times. I've doubted my skill. I also st...

I'm not a doctor, but my previous job, current job, and future jobs will have me interacting with people from 1 on 1 situations to groups of people. So I think I may be able to give you some advice. ...

I'm a 25-year old female medical student with a stutter. Is there any stuttering doctor who can give me some advice?

I'm a 25-year old female medical student with a stutter. Is there any stuttering doctor who can give me some advice? Hi there! I'm a medical student from Germany. Right now I'm in my 5th year of studi...

I'm 32 and a life long stutterer. Back when I was your age is when my stutter was at its worst. I thought I was going to be like that forever. I would go weeks at school without speaking to anyone. I ...