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Imposter syndrome isn't just common in software development — it's almost universal. Studies show that 70–80% of developers experience it at some point, especially early in their careers. But why is it so pervasive in this field? What is it about programming — or the kinds of people drawn to it — that makes the feeling of fraudulence so persistent, even among the experienced?

In this video, we dive deep into the hidden psychological, technical, and cultural roots of imposter syndrome in software development. From the overwhelming pace of new tools and languages, to the personal traits that software often attracts, to the fragile and high-stakes nature of the work itself, we explore why so many developers feel like they’re always "one mistake away" from catastrophe — and why that feeling isn't a sign of incompetence, but a natural response to complexity.

You'll learn:

Why feeling like an imposter often grows with experience, not despite it.
How the fast-changing landscape of tech fuels self-doubt.
The dangerous myths around "10x developers" — and why you shouldn't believe them.
How to recognize patterns in the chaos — and why that recognition is the beginning of confidence.
Why facing bigger challenges is the key to shrinking fear.
And why feeling inadequate might actually be proof that you care enough to grow.
Imposter syndrome doesn't mean you don't belong. It means you're paying attention.
If you're struggling, you're not alone — and there’s a way forward.

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