Tag: Imposter syndrome
Women and non-binary people more likely to experience imposter syndrome
While imposter syndrome is common, with half of UK adults impacted by the phenomenon, some groups suffer more than others.
Read MoreAmanda Mortimer: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
More than 75% of people in the workplace suffer from Imposter syndrome, particularly within STEM and other fast-paced fields. So, let’s explore what it is and how to overcome it.
Read MoreBertrand Stern-Gillet: Top HR tips for managing imposter syndrome at work
Ultimately, employers can’t change the negative way people often see themselves, but they do have the opportunity to take steps to help employees begin managing imposter syndrome.
Read MoreDealing with imposter syndrome – insights from survey on UK workplace confidence
A new survey on workplace confidence has found 49% of UK workers suffer from low confidence during performance reviews, even though 71% of those respondents feel confident at other times.
Read MoreThe link between bullying, harassment, and imposter syndrome
A recent survey found that 47% of UK employees have observed bullying or harassment in their workplace, with 1 in 10 experiencing it themselves.
Read MoreOvercoming Imposter Syndrome
A new study finds that 53% of women have experienced imposter syndrome. Discover what Imposter Syndrome is and why Mental Toughness can be the key to overcoming it.
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