Find Your Dream Job: Insider Tips for Finding Work, Advancing your Career, and Loving Your Job Don’t Let Imposter Syndrome Derail Your Next Job Interview, with Jess Guzik
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Feb 19, 2025 Jess Guzik, a career and executive coach and host of The Art of Speaking Up, tackles the pervasive issue of imposter syndrome in job interviews. She emphasizes the importance of preparation, suggesting candidates practice interview questions and share relatable stories to enhance their confidence. Jess argues that overcoming self-doubt involves accepting imperfections and recognizes anxiety's role in distorting self-perception. By fostering self-compassion, she encourages listeners to embrace their strengths and navigate the interview process with courage.
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Defining Imposter Syndrome
- Imposter syndrome makes people feel inadequate in their job, even when successful.
- They fear exposure as unskilled, believing their position is accidental.
Perfectionism and Imposter Syndrome
- High achievers and perfectionists often experience imposter syndrome due to unrealistic self-expectations.
- Their minds struggle to acknowledge accomplishments, leading to a perpetual feeling of inadequacy.
Handling Difficult Questions
- When facing difficult interview questions, avoid panicking and assuming you have nothing to offer.
- Recognize that you likely possess relevant skills and knowledge to address the question creatively.