Imposter syndrome (IS) symptoms
Imposter syndrome (IS) shows up differently in people. It commonly makes someone believe they are an intellectual fraud, despite evidence to the contrary.
- People with IS may feel the need to over-work and over-deliver to avoid being found out.
- They might be high achievers or avoid taking on challenges so they can't be 'found out.'
- They attribute success to luck or hard work rather than ability.
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