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I do something similar! Like for a word that starts with a g, like good or great, I have trouble so I had an a too it but I say it softly? Idk if im making sense but it makes it easier to say the word...

Mate, these things happen. It's all about content, not delivery. I'm sure you've done brilliantly despite the fluency and your merits will be well deserved. To present in front of people takes courage...

E like 'Executioner'? I would add a quiet S at the start. sssExecutioner. 9 times out of 10 the receiver will not even notice....

I am working as a tour guide and as a receptionist with a mild stutter as well! The more tours I give, the less I stutter because it’s all just a repetitive process. I would say confidence and repetit...

I mean I would not be so much embarassed about it. Presenting a defence in front of many professors is stresfull time for anybody and I personaly know some fluent people that were so stressed about it...

Speech therapy has no cure for a stutter but most speech therapist specialise in helping you feel confident that it's no crime to stutter but they'll give you some tips to try to reduce it. I think in...

I assure you, you aren't going to get fired. That's your stutter puffing out its chest and trying to intimate you. Don't let your stutter push you around. I worked at McDonalds when I was in my early...

The fact that you were willing to present to a whole class and not just completely avoid it should be an achievement in itself that you went for it and to me, even though you stuttered, I think your t...

I had my worst stuttering experience today

I had my worst stuttering experience today Today I had to present my thesis work in front of my teachers and whole class for my masters degree. I was 70% confident that I will do good because I have b...

Whenever it's possible (this applies to any situation), I try to choose words I find myself comfortable with. If there's no way around, I just stutter....

This is the main reason why my life has took such a drastic dive. Im almost in tears typing this. If it werent for the name saying id be okay. I don't want to be in a relationship because of this, I a...

Depends on the severity of your stutter and your interviewer. Always have a backup plan, it will lighten the load during the interview....

I would say so if you're considering it. Say something along the lines of "I just want to let you know that I do have a stutter so in case you hear it, I'm not just nervous." Depending on how serious...

I'm going to copy/paste something I regularly post: Any time I have an interview, meet with leadership, present, whatever, I say something along the lines of this: "Before we begin, I'd like to let y...

I always let them know beforehand, so people know what to expect and allocate more time for me. Most people are very understanding, don't put too much pressure on your self. I know its hard, but you c...

If you want to. “Sorry, I’ve always stuttered. It flares up when I’m nervous.” Or something of the sort. Or just let them figure it out for themselves. I don’t think it actually matters....

I would say it depends on the severity of your stutter. If it's mild then don't notify them. If it's so severe that you feel the need to tell them, then tell them. It's not something the interviewer s...

You are your own biggest enemy in this. When we are in "high pressured" situations like a job interview we put way too much value into trying to be fluent. The interviewer wants to see that you're...

I've had a mild stutter since childhood-My last several jobs all involved significant phone time. I have found that once I get in the rhythm and become comfortable with it, it becomes second nature. T...

Not a receptionist but I am on the phone a lot with clients for a veterinary clinic. I have a mild stutter as well and my best advice is to know your industry well. Confidence in knowing what I’m talk...