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Too complicated. Tell weaker performers they're top talent and let their impostor syndrome do the rest.



I don't think that's how impostor syndrome works? By definition, someone with impostor syndrome is a high performer but they attribute their success to luck, thus they think they are a fraud.


High performance isn't part of the definition. Average performers can feel like frauds too.


^ how I went from non-programmer to completely indispensable in just a few years.


Sounds very reasonable. I should really do this more often!




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