Employment

Firefighter Peter writes about going for his dream job and finding his voice in a high-pressured environment.

Can stammering actually help you to lecture, wonders Grant.

A trainee therapist insists that effective communication doesn't depend on fluency.

Senior Trade Union Official Gary talks about how putting himself forward for speaking opportunities at work. 

In Nabiha's high-powered job in telecommunications, she argues that stammering is an asset.

Paul Thompson talks about the highs and lows of working in customer-facing jobs.

Robert defied his careers advisor to succeed in his career and rise through the Freemasonry ranks.

Adversity at work forced Michelle to consider other options. But was it all to do with her stammer?

Ten years ago Lynne would have laughed in your face if you said she'd be giving weekly presentations.

Namrah talks about overcoming inner self-doubt when working with sixth-formers.

RAF Corporal Howard on a common nightmare: having to introduce yourself at meetings.