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"You do belong here" and other affirmations and ways to beat imposter syndrome

Talkat Android Summit 2020 · 2020-10-08..10-09· [career-development]
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Imposter syndrome is framed as persistent self-doubt and luck-based success; concrete remedies include identifying negative affirmations, reframe "can I" to "how will I", and listing three real accomplishments. Examples: building iOS and Android apps for a Twitter developer conference and a presidential campaign, shipping an app update using a new iOS framework, working with LiveData/StateFlow and Android Studio. Claims include maintenance is two thirds of the SDLC and hitters succeed only ~2–4 out of 10 at the plate; behavioral fixes include put your phone in a drawer.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:39WHAT'S IMPOSTER SYNDROME?
  3. 1:47AFFIRMATIONS THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE ALWAYS
  4. 5:40WARNINGS ERRORS AND BUGS... OH MY!
  5. 7:00YOU DO BELONG HERE
  6. 8:11YOU'RE NOT A UNICORN... APPLY ANYWAYS
  7. 10:54WHY ARE WE STILL USING WHITEBOARDS?
  8. 11:35NETWORK NETWORK NETWORK
  9. 13:27KEEP LEARNING. DON'T GET STALE.
  10. 14:53DON'T ALIGN YOURSELF WITH YOUR WORK PRODUCT
  11. 18:54STOP SCROLLING
  12. 19:47COMPARE YOURSELF TO... YOURSELF
  13. 21:18DON'T BE TOO HARD ON YOURSELF
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