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I believe I "suffer" from imposter syndrome myself. In highly technical and forever knowledge expanding fields like tech and science it's easy to always feel be
by jrs235 12y ago
I believe I "suffer" from imposter syndrome myself. In highly technical and forever knowledge expanding fields like tech and science it's easy to always feel behind. Odds are someone somewhere knows more than you about a particular topic. The more we know, the more we know that there's even more we don't know. I think that's the curse for me. I focus on the unfinished rather than the accomplished. When a superior asks me a technical question I may not know the answer off the top of my head but I have confidence that I can learn or find the answer or a solution. I fear others will see an imposter instead of a valuable skillset: ability to quickly learn and discover.