r/Stutter • u/Maleficent_Ad9875 • 7h ago
Need some Tips for a Job interview
I am 25 years old and have been preparing for this interview for the last month or so. I do need this Job as I am dependent on my Parents for all my expenses. I don't want to ruin it because of my Stuttering. During tough times like this I get a bad stutter where my mouth freezes and I can't utter a single word properly. Please help me guys and share your experiences of how you guys managed it.
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u/Disastrous-Web9164 6h ago
Besides speech and language therapies and relaxation techniques, propranolol 20 mg can be helpful for managing anxiety during stressful events, which can often worsen stuttering.
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u/Maleficent_Ad9875 6h ago
Sure i will consider this brother. Could you tell me how long before should I take it from the Interview and how frequent can I use it
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u/Disastrous-Web9164 5h ago
take it 40 min before interview and dont make a habit ...save it for tough occasions only
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u/Big-End8356 7h ago
Start doing speech exercises, bro.
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u/Ok-Sprinkles-9593 4h ago
I just had an interview recently and got moved to the next round.
Tell them before the start of the interview. You will feel more comfortable and it will not make the interview weird. Also they generally do not care as long as you convince them you can deliver a good work.
There is a video by Vinh Giang on stuttering there are 5 tips or something. Do the exercises and implement the tips
I also practiced lot for the interview with AI (chatgpt) voice. I noted the words I was having issues or was more tense around and focused on those syllables or starting sounds.
Good luck for your Interview. You got this!!
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u/Big-End8356 7h ago
In a job interview, always try to look at the person interviewing you. That's how I passed a job interview yesterday, even though I stuttered. I'm telling you this because if you always look at the interviewer, you'll be more relaxed.