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I had to tell in an interview that some times I have trouble talking, but not all the time. And I had a severe stutter. As it was journalism, so I had to talk all the time. Had some troubles. Later so...

Bringing up your stutter first, got jov at a warehouse. Prior to this did marble/granit countertop instalation which I quite liked. But people there were shit, everyone was such asshole...

I briefly let them know I stuttered and spent the rest of the interview looking as enthusiastic about the role as I could. I was also open to any questions they may have about. This is for a professio...

I'd just stutter and use my voice except for times when I'd play an audio that just says quickly "that wasn't the end of my sentence. Let me finish." And I'd clarify that that is how I'd communicate ...

No need to limit yourself to using a keyboard to get your points across, you have a voice regardless of your stutter. You don’t wanna show a weakness before you even get the job, you need to imagine i...

I used to laugh it off and say "something like that", but now I'll say something like "it's a speech impediment actually" (a phrase I can thankfully get out fluently) to which they usually apologize a...

This. I can luckily say "I have a speech impediment." With dependable fluency. Most people then whether ignorant or childish will apologize. Some people feel TERRIBLE I find these are good people and ...

I fucking hate when ppl say this. At one point I actually played along to make them feel more comfortable? The last time this was said to me was by a customer at the cafe I worked at, and I told him...

I see this as a really nice comment to make. They can see you’re struggling so making a comment like that can help break the ice. It also gives you the opportunity to through in “I’ve got a stutter ...

I sympathise with you entirely. I have a severe stutter. My priority for calls where I do not know everyone is to introduce myself as a stutterer. If I try to hide the stutter, everything becomes wors...

Email them immediately and explain. You have a disability and they need to be aware of it. Don’t just sit on it....

For me personally in a lot of my job interviews (including my current job that I have worked at for 8 years) I tell them right away that I stutter. This instantly takes the fear and edge off. No jud...

What I do is I tell the interviewer that I have a stutter. Also try to go to your nearby college and ask if they have a speech therapy clinic, it’s usually free. It will greatly help you. I been unemp...

You’re totally right, I think if I opened conversations by saying I have a stutter I’d be a lot less stressed and the person I’m talking too would probably be a lot less uncomfortable. Thank you for t...

I understand 100%, when I'm around people I like that know I stutter and I am having a bad day, I try to roll with the punches and laugh it off. I try to educate everyone about how I can't control it ...

Do the people you are referencing know you have a stutter?...

We've been friends for years, but I still avoid opening up to her because I just don't like her watching me struggle, even though she's okay with me stuttering all the time. Yesterday, after the misu...

Me too, I'm starting to realize that my current fears are things that a teenager has already overcome or is overcoming. A new problem is starting to arise which will be: do I continue to hide my stutt...

**Me too, I'm starting to realize that my current fears are things that a teenager has already overcome or is overcoming. A new problem is starting to arise which will be: do I continue to hide my stu...

No, but if you are suspected of a crime try and let the officers know about your stutter, so they don't think you're just not answering them or something. I sometimes wear a medical bracelet to point ...