#impostor-syndrome

#impostor-syndrome

Remote work has completely reshaped our working lives, and the benefits are, of course, innumerable. But there are a few downsides, namely the gaps that can be created by the lack of face-to-face interaction. Especially if you're early in your career, this lack of feedback, guidance and mentorship can leave some workers feeling a bit lost, and a confidence killer is often ready and waiting to fill that vacuum: impostor syndrome.

Julie felt dissatisfied with her work achievements despite her intelligence and qualifications. She avoided promotions, reinforcing her negative self-beliefs about competence and intelligence.

Filipp Egorov, the founder of Oumua, transitioned from a career in public relations to tech entrepreneurship during the COVID-19 pandemic, driven by a desire for personal fulfillment.

Feeling like a fraud often means you're competent enough to see your own limits.

Using your network is an important step in searching for job opportunities. The job market is hard, and I think everyone should use their network.

"It just never goes away-that feeling of not being worthy, or being thought of as less than."