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Write out your script. But keep it organic and so the talking points read in the natural flow you would want to sweep through them. This allows you to get ahead of trouble words and plan out verbiage ...

So I've been stuttering and have in speech therapy for 27 or 28 years now. I also happen to be a graduate student and have been doing a ton of job interviews in the last month. Here's what's worked ...

First of all, well done for taking the plunge and applying for the job….make sure to keep us posted how you get on… I can relate to your sense of panic mode….the phone has filled me with dread many m...

phone job interview....... panic time!!

phone job interview....... panic time!! I applied for a new job, got a email today saying I have a telephone interview this week, straight away I went into panic mode, I hate using the phone, I'v...

One thing you could consider is disclosure before you introduce yourself. “Hi everyone, I’m new here and just want you to know that I stutter. My name is xxx. I’m okay with stuttering, hope you will b...

Someone please help

Someone please help So I just got a new job recently and I just found out that next week all new hires have to attend a meeting and introduce themselves in front on everyone…… my anxiety instantly sho...

Be brave, but get a job where you don’t have to talk too much in stuttering-inducing situations, especially public speaking. See an SLP with stuttering expertise, not for a cure, but to learn more, de...

Software Engineer, and yes I was scared its my first interview in years. To prepare, I just made sure I had my answers preplanned and took deep breaths. And when I did block, I just made sure I didnt ...

Most people who practice experience that they expect a stutter (before they actually stutter). So when you practice, how do you deal with the feeling or thought "I expect a stutter"?...

Most people who practice experience that they expect a stutter (before they actually stutter). So when you practice, how do you deal with the feeling or thought "I expect a stutter"?...

1) Stamurai 2) Speech therapist 3) Practice in an empty classroom that's set up like the classroom you have the class in....

I am part of the workplace initiative with the National Stuttering Association. We offer a lot of stuttering in the workplace resources, including practice interviews. People have gained a lot of conf...

I think it was kind of like that, yeah! It also helped me to stop for a minute and think, plan out what I was about to say to someone. I remember being told, over and over, that *planning out* a sen...

Happy to share my experience with this sub! So this was 40 years ago, so I only remember parts of it. I underwent almost-daily speech therapy. *Part* of it was making me read lots of books above my gr...

Give some fake interviews with different name and practice with your real named resumes after that. It gives lot of practice. It worked out for me....

So I would really recommend the Dave McGuire course. They have an inexpensive self help book on Amazon called “Beyond Stammering: The Mcguire Program for getting good at the Sport of Speaking.” You ca...

>I was very nervous due to having family members listening. My dad was present at my first interview and this was me as well....

This sounds a lot like me. Nobody knows I stutter and I've tried my whole life to hide it and I've been pretty successful at that. That's probably not the best thing to do, but back when I was young...

IMO Practice your full speech in the mirror by yourself. Look at your self in your eyes to build confidence, then look at your mouth to detect any slip ups. Next practice your speech in front of you...

This happens with everyone. Don't worry. Best solution to overcome this anxiousness is practicing interviews with other people. You can find such opportunities on Shadowing AI. Its mirror rooms will p...