You Have Lots Of Knowledge

Impostor syndrome Dunning-kruger Programming experience Tech interviews Junior developer stack overflow Copy paste programming Software engineering Tech career

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You Have Lots Of Knowledge

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Four years of programming and suddenly you're an "expert." The cat's face says it all – that mix of panic and impostor syndrome when someone mistakes your Stack Overflow copy-paste skills for actual knowledge. Truth is, after four years you've just figured out how much you don't know. The real experts are too busy fixing production outages caused by junior devs who thought they knew everything after their bootcamp.

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