Yes, I'm subtweeting the "can't divide two numbers or reason about scale" people, who apparently are paid to enlighten us.
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The harsh reality is some people deserve their imposter syndrome.
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The challenge here is that everyone is winging it a little bit, so having the self-awareness to realize if you're in the normal range of stretched competence or in the 'so in over my head I can't see daylight' zone is key.
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I find they are the least likely ones to experience it.
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The people who deserve it don’t have it
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It's not impostor syndrome if you're actually under-accomplished.
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Generally, actual impostors don't have impostors syndrome. They have C-level positions and plenty of VPs and VCs to reinforce their incompetence.
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It’s not a syndrome, it’s the closest some people come to self-reflection (and promptly call it a “syndrome” to banish it).
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