These feelings, fears, and beliefs are collectively known as imposter syndrome (IS, also known as the imposter phenomenon).

Created with Sketch. Two types of messages can spark imposter syndrome in children: constant criticism, which makes them feel like they’ll never be good enough, and universal, superlative praise ...

Imposter syndrome truly can affect anyone ... did when I came to Harvard Yard as a freshman in 1999,” she told the students who had gathered to listen to her. “I felt like there had been ...

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If you find yourself doubting your success and feeling unworthy of recognition in the workplace, you may have imposter syndrome. Here’s everything you need to know about imposter syndrome ...