> you hear about [impostor syndrome] when people actually hit those seemingly unproductive bottlenecks I have not found this to be the case. My brushes with im

> you hear about [impostor syndrome] when people actually hit those seemingly unproductive bottlenecks I have not found this to be the case. My brushes with impostor syndrome come from working with peers who solve a problem or contain a body of knowledge that, on the surface, is professionally intimidating. As a senior engineer with a couple decades under his belt, I can state it is real.