"Successfully becoming a software engineer in 3 months" is a sign that one is not yet aware of all the things he doesn't know. If, as it looks like, he's writi

"Successfully becoming a software engineer in 3 months" is a sign that one is not yet aware of all the things he doesn't know. If, as it looks like, he's writing this two years after that experience and still does not feel a little bit of that imposters syndrome, than I would argue that he's doing something wrong. I would say part of being a software engineer is being aware that your code could always be better and that are always some areas of knowledge that deserved more research, a context that makes the word success somewhat meaningless.