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Kylie
Eeeyup!
Oh no… a promotion is great. But it does mean more work lol… beware of burnout syndrome.
Imposter syndrome sounds like real life.
It took me a long time to realize that most other people don’t react like this.
That sounds strange. I always thought it was just anxiety or low self esteem
very understable and relatable yup
Don’t forget the “anyone could have achieve that, so why am I chosen for this promotion ? I don’t deserve it, it’s ‘just’ the least anyone can do, or would have done.”
A bitter mix of low self-esteem, lack of your own recognition of your work, and interrogations like “If I could done it like anyone else, am I stealing something from someone without knowing it ?” leading to an unpleasing feeling of culpability… for “nothing”.
(Dunno if I’m clear enough, english not being my mothertongue… sorry about that )
This is often how I feel about being assigned projects at work.