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I totally see how that would work in a situation where the other person knows you have an impediment. But what if the other person is a stranger that doesn't know? To him, it would just look like you ...

Wow!Congrats.I have never interviewed someone but I would love to have the experience of being a stuttering interviewer and see the reactions of the other person!...

Yup. This. I hardly stutter with them at all and when I do its no big deal. I've had to answer some questions along the way, but I'm just honest with them about it....

About 10 years ago I had a job interview.I feel that my stutter was worse. But at that time I did everything to hide it. Searching for other words, making other sentence then if I wanna say, you know....

Have you ever thought about bringing up the fact that you have a stutter at the beginning of the interview? Getting it out in the open at the start might be better than apologizing at the end. I'm g...

Honestly, do what makes you the most comfortable. I don't have a specific policy when it comes to these situations. In some interviews, the person interviewing me has asked me about it and then it bec...

Stuttering for some employers can show determination. You're challenged with a stutter but you're not letting it get the better of you. You're overcoming your problems, and that's a good trait to have...

You do not have to exclude yourself when your friends get it out. You choose to exclude yourself when your friends get it out. Source: I've done the same thing, so I can't judge. However, I was pla...

I think one of the best things you could do would be tell the person on the phone briefly that you have a stammer and apologies if you block on a word every now and then. 99% of the time they'll be l...

Interesting, I might just steal that line! 😉 If you don't mind me asking, have you ever had any bad experiences because of your stutter? If so, how did you deal with it?...

I agree with the other poster here, embrace it. You have your go to lines, your rehearsed opening that you should be able to get through, and I always will say as my third or fourth sentence "Just to ...

For sure I tell! At my previous work I didn't tell.... wanna hide it. F! That wasn't smart. Constant busy with hiding it. At this job my boss asked me if I can handle cliënts who stutter, haha. (ment...

I haven't specifically told anyone at work, but I think most people who have spoken to me have figured it out. If they want to ask me about it, I'm not stopping them, but I think people feel uncomfort...

Yep, this. I tell anyone who I have to converse with regularly. Clears up any awkward confusion and in general people really don't care. The shitty people might avoid you but hey, now you know they su...

Why don't you just tell him..? Someone knowing you stutter is not a big deal. 99% of people will not care. ...

I recognize it. I haven't very long block, but most of the time they are also silent en you can't see I'm stuttering. I keep on talking. Sometimes people interrupt me bc they don't see I'm talking/stu...

Honestly, the best thing you could do is ask him if there's anything you can do/how he wants you to handle his stuttering. I could (and will) spout off advice, but in reality every person who stutters...

English is also not my main language, it doesn't matter ;) About your question. Why should people let you down if they know your stutter? You stay the same person witch they love en like! And I thin...

A few years ago I went to speech therapy, again. And again I heard that it doesn't matter that I stutter. That people who love me don't care if I stutter. That I don't have to be ashamed for my stut...

Yes 100% yes. No matter how bad their stutter was. The only thing I'd be afraid of is her thinking I was making fun of her for her stutter when I stutter....