Impostor Syndrome and Confidence Gap

Many women in tech struggle with impostor syndrome, the feeling of not being good enough despite achievements, more acutely than their male counterparts. This lack of confidence can prevent women from applying for promotions, speaking up in meetings, or taking on challenging projects, hindering their advancement.

Many women in tech struggle with impostor syndrome, the feeling of not being good enough despite achievements, more acutely than their male counterparts. This lack of confidence can prevent women from applying for promotions, speaking up in meetings, or taking on challenging projects, hindering their advancement.

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