I feel like avid Social media users are more likely to feel imposter syndrome because they're accustomed to curating their image. If you're broadcasting a speci

I feel like avid Social media users are more likely to feel imposter syndrome because they're accustomed to curating their image. If you're broadcasting a specific or hyper-competent image to coworkers, there's always going to be a risk that someone will call out the fact that what you say you are (or can do) and what you actually are (or can actually do) are not in alignment.