Douglas Sabwa Indumwablog.douglas.africa·11 hours agoDealing with imposter syndrome in software engineeringImposter syndrome in software engineering is largely due to the nature of the field. The rapid pace of technological advancements, the diversity of skill sets, and the pressure to always be up-to-date can contribute to feelings of inadequacy or self-...Discuss·26 readsImposter syndrome
Marco VenturiforfreeCodeCampfreecodecamp.org·Jul 26, 2024How to Overcome Impostor Syndrome as a DeveloperImpostor syndrome is a pervasive feeling of self-doubt and inadequacy that makes you believe you are a fraud despite your achievements and skills. For new developers – and sometimes even seasoned professionals – this phenomenon can be particularly c...DiscussImposter syndrome
Andras Csanyiandrascsanyi.com·Jul 24, 2024Slow is smooth, smooth is fastKeep Calm Bro, unless you want to make mistakes. So, yesterday I picked an interesting ticket and the process I had to do is investigation, making change in the code, deploy, test and done. But, this process got pressured by my stupid thoughts about ...DiscussSoftware EngineeringImposter syndrome
Solomon M. Kamangablog.solomonkamanga.com·Apr 11, 2024Navigating Imposter Syndrome: A Developer's Unfiltered JourneyHello, readers (all three of you, hi Mom! 👋🏾), In the world of software development, expertise is often seen as a linear progression – the more you learn, the more confident you become. However, my journey tells a slightly different tale. As someon...Discuss·1 likeDeveloper
freeCodeCampforfreeCodeCampfreecodecamp.org·Jan 26, 2020What is Imposter Syndrome and How Do You Overcome it?Imposter Syndrome Imposter Syndrome is a feeling of being a fraud or not being good enough to get the job done. It's common among software engineers, developers and designers working in tech companies, especially those not coming from a traditional t...DiscussImposter syndrome
Abigail RennemeyerforfreeCodeCampfreecodecamp.org·Oct 21, 2019How Jessica Chan went from photography student to successful freelancer and content creator (Podcast)This week, for our last podcast episode of 2019, I got to chat with freelancer and content creator Jessica Chan - known as CoderCoder on social media - about how she got into tech and started her educational website and YouTube channel. Jessica grew ...DiscussFreelancing
freeCodeCampforfreeCodeCampfreecodecamp.org·Aug 14, 2019How to Discover Your Unknown KnownsBy Alon Kiriati ## Known knowns, unknown knowns and unknown unknowns It’s been almost twenty years since Donald Rumsfeld, the then US Secretary of State of Defense, said: "There are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to ...DiscussUnknown knowns
freeCodeCampforfreeCodeCampfreecodecamp.org·Apr 18, 2019Am I a “real” Software Engineer yet?By Sun-Li Beatteay Am I a “real” Software Engineer yet? This question has haunted me for years. And it seems I’m not alone. Many people experience this same insecurity. They desire to know if they’ve made it. Are they finally good enough? While “Soft...DiscussImposter syndrome
freeCodeCampforfreeCodeCampfreecodecamp.org·Jan 9, 2019The Moment I Felt Like a DeveloperBy Anna Spysz Picture this: I’m at work, on a typical Portland Tuesday morning. Unlike the weather outside, the office is bright and warm, and I’ve got my fancy desk set to “standing” (It moves up and down. When you push buttons. Fancy). I’ve got my ...DiscussImposter syndrome
freeCodeCampforfreeCodeCampfreecodecamp.org·Jan 8, 2019I know nothing, but it is okayBy Nastasia Saby One thing I like the most about being a developer is learning. But to learn something, you must admit that you do not know it. And sometimes it can be difficult. Some time ago, I was asked to deal with a linear regression. I was pani...DiscussDeveloper
