Strategic impostor syndrome: The tactic of playing weak to win
The term “impostor syndrome” is widely overused and frequently misrepresented in media, workplaces, and social media
The term “impostor syndrome” is widely overused and frequently misrepresented in media, workplaces, and social media
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