Impostor Syndrome

Many women in tech battle with impostor syndrome, feeling like they do not belong or doubting their accomplishments and skills. This lack of confidence can limit their willingness to pursue opportunities, speak up in meetings, or advocate for their ideas and contributions.

Many women in tech battle with impostor syndrome, feeling like they do not belong or doubting their accomplishments and skills. This lack of confidence can limit their willingness to pursue opportunities, speak up in meetings, or advocate for their ideas and contributions.

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