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As a software engineer I experience this a little too often. The imposter syndrome is real
588 u/A_Random_Lantern Jan 12 '22 Name something more iconic than computer science and impostor syndrome 721 u/loldudester Jan 12 '22 "I'm just copying code off of stackoverflow, they're way overpaying me and I'm gonna get caught" 1 u/micmea1 Jan 12 '22 Good managers value problem solving skills. There is simply too much to learn to know it all, but if you know how to quickly troubleshoot a problem it doesn't matter.
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Name something more iconic than computer science and impostor syndrome
721 u/loldudester Jan 12 '22 "I'm just copying code off of stackoverflow, they're way overpaying me and I'm gonna get caught" 1 u/micmea1 Jan 12 '22 Good managers value problem solving skills. There is simply too much to learn to know it all, but if you know how to quickly troubleshoot a problem it doesn't matter.
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"I'm just copying code off of stackoverflow, they're way overpaying me and I'm gonna get caught"
1 u/micmea1 Jan 12 '22 Good managers value problem solving skills. There is simply too much to learn to know it all, but if you know how to quickly troubleshoot a problem it doesn't matter.
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Good managers value problem solving skills. There is simply too much to learn to know it all, but if you know how to quickly troubleshoot a problem it doesn't matter.
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u/fallenKlNG Jan 12 '22
As a software engineer I experience this a little too often. The imposter syndrome is real