Imposter Syndrome

Imposter syndrome, or the feeling of not being skilled or accomplished enough despite evidence to the contrary, can be particularly prevalent among women in UI/UX design. This can lead to self-doubt, hinder professional development, and impact the willingness to seek out leadership or high-profile projects.

Imposter syndrome, or the feeling of not being skilled or accomplished enough despite evidence to the contrary, can be particularly prevalent among women in UI/UX design. This can lead to self-doubt, hinder professional development, and impact the willingness to seek out leadership or high-profile projects.

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