IMPOSTER SYNDROME

Civil Service Local ESEL

Learn how to navigate feelings of self-doubt caused by Imposter Syndrome that can often hinder us from starting something new.

This session, organised by the East, South East and London Cross-Government Social Mobility Network, intends to raise awareness around imposter syndrome and how this impacts those from lower socio-economic backgrounds.Imposter syndrome is the name given to the debilitating feelings of self-doubt that many people experience at work, which causes them to feel like they’re not good enough to carry out their role, or that they’re not worthy of a promotion. During this session, Leah Clarkson and Hannah O’Sullivan will start by talking about what imposter syndrome is, tips for overcoming it, and the role organisations play in this. Andy Mills, Director and Social Mobility champion at the Ministry of Justice will then share his personal journey to SCS, particularly about ‘Imposter Syndrome’, his own experiences, and how he manages conversations at senior level.

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