Imposter Syndrome

Many women in tech face the challenge of feeling like they don’t belong or aren’t good enough, known as imposter syndrome. Overcoming this involves creating supportive communities that offer encouragement and recognition of their achievements, helping to boost confidence and engagement in mentorship roles.

Many women in tech face the challenge of feeling like they don’t belong or aren’t good enough, known as imposter syndrome. Overcoming this involves creating supportive communities that offer encouragement and recognition of their achievements, helping to boost confidence and engagement in mentorship roles.

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