I haven't experienced imposter syndrome, and maybe you haven't either
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Doubting yourself occasionally is part of being a web developer.
I haven't experienced imposter syndrome, and maybe you haven't either Added: October 15, 2017 #work #development In the course of my day at work I will often wonder if the next bug is the bug that will finish me. I am acutely aware of and could instantly list for you 15 things about the CodePen codebase that I should probably know more about to do a better job of my role. Sometimes people write in questions about Vue.js, and I feel bad about not being able to answer them straight away because I’ve never really used it. The second conference I gave a talk at I wondered how the hell I was sharin
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