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It nornally happens to working professionals that believe that their skills are not up to the proper level needed to make a living out of it.
Due to the nature of the field we are constantly learning and studying. This endless cycle makes it seem that we are never really ready to work in software development which in some cases is far from the truth. -
@AlexCx04 Thanks for the true definition
@CodePatronus I’m glad to see that others are not suffering from it too
@TobyAsE I can see where your coming from and why that happens -
@BambuSource Aye, same here😂
So I’ve been programming for a little over a year now. Not too long, but long enough to realize something.
Everyone always talks about imposter syndrome and I don’t understand it. I don’t think I’ve ever felt like an imposter when I code, or that I’m a dumbass and can’t code or something(Well, I have definitely felt like a dumbass when I code but that’s because I am sometimes)
What makes you feel like you have imposters syndrome and how so?
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