Leveraging Social Proof

Collecting and revisiting positive feedback, endorsements, and recommendations can serve as social proof of one's abilities and achievements. Women in tech can use this practice to remind themselves of their competence and the value they bring to their roles, which can be especially useful when impostor syndrome tries to undermine their confidence.

Collecting and revisiting positive feedback, endorsements, and recommendations can serve as social proof of one's abilities and achievements. Women in tech can use this practice to remind themselves of their competence and the value they bring to their roles, which can be especially useful when impostor syndrome tries to undermine their confidence.

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