I've been going through a lot of applications and they always ask if I have a disability. I was wondering if I need to list stuttering/stammering as a disability when applying to jobs? It is a little difficult to speak eloquently during interviews but it doesn't affect me to the point where I can't speak coherently at all. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you guys
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I would say yes. Speech impediment counts.
Would it affect me negatively? Like in a negative light with regard to applications?
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