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Over half of employees experience imposter syndrome at work, MyPerfectCV finds
51% of employees said like they are “faking it” at work at least sometimes, projecting more confidence or competence than they genuinely feel.

51% of employees said like they are “faking it” at work at least sometimes, projecting more confidence or competence than they genuinely feel.

The MyPerfectResume survey of more than 1,000 employed workers found 43% experience impostor feelings, while 66% said they feel pressure to appear more confident.

The study from by the University of Exeter found that organisations themselves play a part in causing imposter feelings among staff.

The survey also found that men (21%) believe they’re more likely to be affected by imposter syndrome than women, whereas women (38%) believed it is they who are more typically affected.
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