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I dont know where you're from. But most people dont understand whats going on, so if you calmly explain to them that you have a stutter and cannot control it, 99% will probably feel bad and apologize....

I don't know your entire situation, but I've found that many people react awkwardly to stuttering because they are uncomfortable and try to defuse their own uncomfortability with lame attempts at humo...

I really never even considered telling people that I stutter directly (without them finding out on their own) until my therapist brought it up as a technique to help reduce stress. It doesn't necessa...

Hi, i have the exact same situation. I stutter in job interviews and presentations. Before starting my interview for the current job that i am in, i told the panel that "See normally i don't stammer,...

When I speak, I often "disclose" that I have a stutter to the group I'm speaking to. That way I get any nervousness or anxiousness about the moment out of the way because they are expecting it to happ...

Yeah I like to mention the fact that I stutter while I am drunk and fluent so people say "what? I never even noticed!" then the next day when I am sober they notice and by then it isn't awkward...

Ya, but I argue that sort of makes it worse. It seems to me that it makes the whole interview process more about my speech than about my qualifications. ...