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I always understood and used that idiom a little differently. I think of it as more about appearances vs internals —- e.g. imposter syndrome and the time it ta
by shermantanktop 2y ago
I always understood and used that idiom a little differently. I think of it as more about appearances vs internals —- e.g. imposter syndrome and the time it takes to develop skills fully. Nobody knows what they are doing on their first day a new job, but they have the title already.