Women in technology
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2 months agoImposter syndrome is pushing women out of tech
Imposter syndrome affects 40% of women in tech, significantly impacting their careers and perpetuating inequality.
Ritchie humorously notes Badgley's initial assumption about her character reflected his lack of research, implying he mistook her real persona for Kate Galvin, a ruthless heiress.
Wood later explained, âNobody at HBO called me ugly!! I just spiraled about it because of my own imposter syndrome... I did find the SNL thing mean and unfunny.â
Emily Durham, a career coach, shares that anxiety experienced in meetings often stems from imposter syndrome, causing individuals to doubt their presence and contributions.