It takes a while to find your stride when starting somewhere new. Doubly (if not more) so if it's a big organization. Bureaucracy on top of bureaucracy. I we

It takes a while to find your stride when starting somewhere new. Doubly (if not more) so if it's a big organization. Bureaucracy on top of bureaucracy. I went through the exact same thing, fortunately I had close teammates that followed me between employers. They understood my life path pretty well. They helped me navigate it. They helped me understand that I wasn't an impostor, at least not any more than anyone else. Doing the thing makes you part of it, and you're there for a reason; someone saw something. Now hundreds of people know me by name; with all of the help I've been able to give, I've made a really good reputation inside our org. It just takes time to build, stay with it. Remember that sometimes it is valuable to learn the skills to navigate the business too. Being a tech wizard only goes so far