Question: I’m struggling with impostor syndrome at my tech job in Boulder. How can I feel more confident? Answer: You’re not alone and you’re not uniquely bad. Impostor syndrome is that nagging sense ...

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There is no cure for IS, but there are ways to manage it. Step one is to respect the empirical research: If you experience IS, acknowledge that you are in good company. Sixty-two percent of workers ...

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If you feel like an imposter at work, you're not alone. MIT Sloan reports that a nagging sensation of not being smart enough plagues even the most influential employees. Business leaders have told us ...

Impostor syndrome makes you believe that you are not adequate or good enough, but you can do something so that it does not control you. Imposter syndrome is more common than you think and it can ...

Dear Annie: I recently got a promotion at work, which is great, but I’m really feeling the pressure now. My first project in this new position is with my company’s biggest client, and I’m starting to ...

University faculty are expected to have confidence in the classroom. However, the pressures of life in academia can often lead to a sense of self-doubt—commonly known as impostor syndrome—despite ...

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A financial psychotherapist explains how this psychological condition can affect financial wellbeing, and advises how to take ...