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> Being genuinely competent, they don't have an innate imposter syndrome, and thus, they value a system that has a clear and objective criteria for them and oth
by aleph_minus_one 1y ago
> Being genuinely competent, they don't have an innate imposter syndrome, and thus, they value a system that has a clear and objective criteria for them and others, because they are confident they will operate fine within it.
This is not a statement about competence, but about inflated ego.
- ilikeatari 1y agoIn what way is the ego inflated? They feel confident in a system that they have learned to perform in with the best of their ability.