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Imposter syndrome may boost performance under heavy workloads, study finds

by Todd Humber
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Employees who frequently experience imposter syndrome may actually perform better when facing high workloads, according to new research from MIT Sloan School of Management. The study challenges the widespread view that workplace imposter thoughts — the belief that others overestimate one's abilities...

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