Workplaces are rarely just about job descriptions and deliverables. They are built on unspoken cues—reading the room, understanding cultural contexts, sensing shifts in mood, and navigating subtle interpersonal dynamics. Even the most polished communicators can be misunderstood. Miscommunication, after all, is a natural part of human interaction. For people who stutter, however, these moments can carry far heavier consequences, particularly in the early stages of a career. It