When 'Pass The Interview' = 'Cancel My Flight'

Software engineering Imposter syndrome Job interviews Self doubt Tech anxiety Career choices Software quality Safety critical Aviation

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When 'Pass The Interview' = 'Cancel My Flight'

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The existential crisis of every imposter syndrome-riddled developer! This dev knows their code is held together by StackOverflow answers and prayer, so if an aviation company thinks they're qualified enough to hire, that's a terrifying red flag about who's building flight systems. The ultimate paradox: succeeding at the interview would confirm their worst fear—that the bar is low enough that even they could pass. And suddenly every turbulence bump becomes "oh god, did I write that part?"

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