Workplace: Suffer from imposter syndrome? How to ditch that self-doubt


By AGENCY

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A surprisingly large number of people suffer from imposter syndrome, with a nagging sense of self-doubt that they aren’t any good at what they do and that any success they enjoy is unearned and undeserved.

They feel as though they are constantly pretending and may be unmasked at any moment.

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