Imposter syndrome can impact ADHD individuals in the workplace from "summary" of The ADHD Advantage by Shawn Taylor
Individuals with ADHD often experience feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt in the workplace, a phenomenon known as imposter syndrome. This condition can be particularly challenging for those with ADHD, as they already struggle with issues such as distractibility, impulsivity, and difficulty with organization. Imposter syndrome can cause individuals with ADHD to question their own abilities and accomplishments, leading to anxiety and a lack of confidence in their work. They may feel like they are constantly falling short of expectations and fear being "found out" as not living up to the standards of their colleagues. Moreover, individuals with ADHD may compare themselves to their neurotypical peers, further exacerbating feelings of inadequacy. They may believe that they are not as capable or competent as others in the workplace, despite evi...
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