Wow Hosanna, as you spoke, I knew you were heading towards imposter syndrome and I went ahead to say it even before you mentioned it. This was my exact experience. Excited I got in. Started the job. Only black girl on my team. Hearing technical terms I have never heard of before. Using softwares I had no clue about. My excitement quickly turned from yayyy to what the heck am I doing here? I definitely felt like a fraud. Prior to that, I had no clue what imposter syndrome was. Oh my goodness thanks for sharing this. It really helps to know that I am not alone. ♥️♥️
Ikr it's almost as if everyone of all races and both genders faces the problems of not knowing everything when they start a new job. Obviously it's not like Google tells us that imposter syndrome is experienced by both genders equally...
I never heard imposter syndrome until I started researching tech careers. It’s a term I find ridiculous. It’s basically being new and dealing with a learning curve and it’s normal. I don’t understand why the tech field makes being new some strange anomaly. This is coming from a retired nurse.
Neil Armstrong had imposter syndrome, as have many, many famous artists, creatives, etc. It's not just at the start of your job, but the general feeling that you might be exposed as not good enough at any moment. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome
The word “imposter” is a funny word probably wasnt the best one to describe the feeling of what the term means. In the technology field like hosanna explains, you really are in this constant learning something new phase and it makes you realize just how much knowledge about technology there is that you don’t know and it causes people to kind of recoil and be like omg im not qualified to work in this field! When the reality is everyone has their own unique perspective and skills to bring but surrounded by so many accomplished ppl makes u feel inadequate sometimes.
White man working in tech here. Where do you get the numbers for the people experiencing imposter syndrome? I can confirm much higher proportion of my colleagues are imposters and don't belong in their jobs.
Pz I'm new in London and I really need a mentor in this stage of my life. I'm currently a health care assistant planning to change my career but I don't even know where to start 😭😭😭 someone should reach out and guild me please 🙏
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Thank you so much for making this. It’s rare to find these kinds of vids centred around those based in the UK
Thank you so much for your comment and for watching! There aren’t as many tech babes in the UK 🥲 hopefully more will be coming up!
@@thetechcornr9187 Asking for myself anybody code? Looking for a mentor/partner?
Those are some great points. Taking breaks is so important
It really is! I’ve had to learn the hard way 😭
Wow Hosanna, as you spoke, I knew you were heading towards imposter syndrome and I went ahead to say it even before you mentioned it. This was my exact experience. Excited I got in. Started the job. Only black girl on my team. Hearing technical terms I have never heard of before. Using softwares I had no clue about. My excitement quickly turned from yayyy to what the heck am I doing here? I definitely felt like a fraud. Prior to that, I had no clue what imposter syndrome was. Oh my goodness thanks for sharing this. It really helps to know that I am not alone. ♥️♥️
Ikr it's almost as if everyone of all races and both genders faces the problems of not knowing everything when they start a new job. Obviously it's not like Google tells us that imposter syndrome is experienced by both genders equally...
Please can you recommend where I can learn IT in London. I need career advice
I never heard imposter syndrome until I started researching tech careers. It’s a term I find ridiculous. It’s basically being new and dealing with a learning curve and it’s normal. I don’t understand why the tech field makes being new some strange anomaly. This is coming from a retired nurse.
It doesn't. It's just trendy to play at being a victim.
Neil Armstrong had imposter syndrome, as have many, many famous artists, creatives, etc. It's not just at the start of your job, but the general feeling that you might be exposed as not good enough at any moment. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome
The word “imposter” is a funny word probably wasnt the best one to describe the feeling of what the term means. In the technology field like hosanna explains, you really are in this constant learning something new phase and it makes you realize just how much knowledge about technology there is that you don’t know and it causes people to kind of recoil and be like omg im not qualified to work in this field! When the reality is everyone has their own unique perspective and skills to bring but surrounded by so many accomplished ppl makes u feel inadequate sometimes.
Communities and support networks are key! So good to see you cover the importance of breaks too ❤️✨
White man working in tech here. Where do you get the numbers for the people experiencing imposter syndrome? I can confirm much higher proportion of my colleagues are imposters and don't belong in their jobs.
@Big Pimpin Sorry, I don't understand what you're trying to say. Could you clarify what you mean by "leaving everybody alone"?
Thank you for sharing your experience and perspective :) loved the video! I also get imposter syndrome lol. Microsoft has a big tech stack its a lot
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Thank you for watching and for your comment ☺️❤️
The journey is never ending!.. I wish you well!
Pz I'm new in London and I really need a mentor in this stage of my life. I'm currently a health care assistant planning to change my career but I don't even know where to start 😭😭😭 someone should reach out and guild me please 🙏
Excellent 👌🏻 Greetings from Scotland 😊 Have a wonderful day everyone 🌻
Thank you very much. Subscribed.🙏
Thank you so much, I needed this 😇
Thank you for watching! So glad you enjoyed it ❤️
good video :)
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