Brother , sudden speeach impairment may point to stress being exerted in soeech area of brain, please consult a neurologist once to rule out any physiological cause. 
  
 Else Dont worry speech therapy is a very disciplined and successful science, you will have to give one time consistent effort in therapy and definitely see results.

Software Engineer

Stuttering, my friend, is just a speed bump, not a roadblock. Consult a doctor, practice speaking, and remember, even Kohli had to practice to hit centuries. Now, are you ready to face the pitch?

Product Manager

Speak every sentence slowly after speaking that sentenve in ur head first.

Technical Lead

i would recommend you to do meditation and do some breathing exercise

Breathe through your nose while speaking, it might help.

Why did I suddenly develop a stutter? I fluently spoke before, but a while ago I started stuttering and now it's pretty bad. I'm 25 years old. Before I've only stuttered when I was really nervous, ...

Why did I suddenly develop a stutter? I fluently spoke before, but a while ago I started stuttering and now it's pretty bad. I'm 25 years old. Before I've only stuttered when I was really nervous, like in front of an audience, now it's all the time.

Need advice on stuttering and stumbling

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Hi folks, looking for some advice. My brother is currently in 12th and he has a speech impediment. He stammers. He really struggles in highly stressful situations. He wants chose BTECH CSE and become a software engineer. I'm really worried about how his career would be in a private software firm. I myself work as a SDE in a MNC, and my daily job involves a lot of calls and occassional presentations and it will only grow as I progress through my career. 

What do you guys think ? I feel software Engineering is highly stressful and the stress only becomes exponential as you progress through your career and it wouldn't be a right career choice for him.

Stammering-Software engineering as a career

Hello engineers,


I and others who stammer have questions about navigating careers in big tech companies.

In multinational corporations, strong communication skills are often essential. However, how do individuals who stammer fare in such environments? How are they typically treated by colleagues and top management?

Given the challenges individuals who stammer may face in verbal communication, how likely is it for them to face rejection during interviews, despite their deep understanding of the subject matter?

In my recent interview I was rejected by a company because of the communication skill. I am not blaming the interviewer or company, because every company wants the best people who have strong communication skills and good technical skills. 

I would appreciate hearing your thoughts on this issue, as well as any suggestions you may have for supporting individuals who stammer in professional settings.

Is there anyone who works in an MNC and has a stammering problem?

Does Stammering Prevent People from Becoming Lead Engineers ?

Software Developer

Life has become so dry and meaningless nowadays. Struggle connects us on some level. I’d love to hear your stories of struggle and how you overcame it.

Here’s my story.
I studied B.E for 7 years because of backlogs. Every year was a new batch, no friends. Extreme depression, humiliation everywhere. Isolated myself from an extremely judgmental society. 
Confidence had no meaning in my life. 
Somehow struggled and cleared all the backlogs. Studied programming and web design. Started working for free.
After 1 year, first salary was 2k per month.
Then 18k. Then 30k.
I always felt dumb because of the backlogs. Want to rectify it. So went to the US with the only admit I got. Studied my ass off. GPA 3.95. But I was broke again. Cried my eyes out multiple times because I had no money for food. Couldn’t tell this to parents.

Found a job later after many many applications. 
Happiest moment of achievement was when I bought my first 43 inch LED TV. With my own money.

Current pay: over 2L / mo.

Tell me your story of hard work and difficulty

Product Designer

I have good grip on grammar but when I try to speak I lose control and I am always lack of words while speaking but this is not the case while writing. 
How to improve this thing?
One thing worths mentioning here that I become nervous pretty quickly. It may be the potential cause behind this issue.

Communication Issue

I've always been someone who's had to think well before I spoke. Unless it's something I'm very well aware of (ex: my day to day work), I take time, first to make up the words in my head and then deliver. This delay, is something I want to work on.
If you've been in my place at some point, what made you change; and improve on your communication? 
I don't think this is hindering my abilities at work, but it certainly does - in connecting with new people and in all the non-work comms.

Think before you speak

Data Analyst

So I have been working remotely for the past 2 and half years after college and I have never been to an office before. Now in june I'm joining a new company and this time my role has changed a little bit so I have to talk with a lot of customers and my communication skills are horrible. I feel bad and don't want to stutter in front of anyone. 

Does anyone have any suggestions or any advice which helped you a lot personally?

Communication Skills

Security Engineer

I am 33M, started working at 20. Earned 87LPA when I was dropped off in June 23. I am a very responsible person who had taken care of everything in the family for quite some time. My parents and relatives and everyone else who know me well, know this and kost have appreciated this at some point.
My sister separated from her husband 6 months after my marriage and had been living with me and my wife since then till COVID hit.
My mother has anger issues and my father is very obedient to her. I love my parents and they loved me I think.
Post COVID I moved to my hometown (because family) and things started going downhill. My mother will almost entire day find every faults in my wife and share it with everyone with an angry tone. I just listened to her initially for 2 years but at times I told her that it's enough.
Now she has started fighting me. After the fight I would go and apologize to her knowing that it's not my fault just to make things right.
This time when my mother fought with me she taunted me that you will come back and apologize. This hurted me even more than the fight.
Now I am not going back to apologize and she's escalating it every day. Convinced my father and my eldest sister(happily married) that I am a bad son. Shares messages like "maa bap ko pareshan krne vale bachho ko kya fal milta hai" in WhatsApp groups.
She has even asked me to vacate home. I am unemployed at the moment and I told her I will when I have a job.
I don't know how to deal with it. I can't convince people in the family that she has anger issues.

My parents hate me

Welcome to Business Roles's Private Community

I usually panic before an interview and end up not attending it at all or postponing it. Even after preparing I feel under pressure and get performance anxiety. How can I tackle this?
I’m always worried about what they’ll ask and if I don’t answer properly what will they think of me, I get such intrusive thoughts. And even after preparing I always feel like I have not prepared well enough.

Interview panic

Consultant

Is this uncommon? Can someone shed some light pls.

Even after 10 years of experience, I still have stage fright.

Growth Manager

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I have been suffering from work related anxiety for the last 3-4 months. I have recently started taking medications for it. I am supposed to move to Bengaluru as my wfh has ended. My parents think it's a good idea as it will help change my environment. I am wondering if it's a good idea to share about it at my workplace with my manager/superior. I know it's subjective, but still. Because I am worried this has started to affect my performance. Also, I am a talkative and emotional person and may end up slipping these things anyway.

Informing manager / superior about anxiety

Don't share this with anyone in workplace unless you really trust your manager who you know will always have your back 
  
 But please start seeking therapy regularly and actively, and do have faith in the process. You'll be available to cope with it better hopefully

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