Ep. 60 - Impostor Syndrome (Alicia Liu)

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Tech News, Technology

4.7 • 618 Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2015

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Software Engineer Alicia Liu has thought a lot about Impostor Syndrome. In fact, she’s written three blog posts, one each year for the past three years, that have illustrated her own relationship with the term and its relevance in the tech community.

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0:00.0	Oh, that's my prime delivery.
0:01.6	What, already?
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0:43.7	I'm your host, Aran, and before we kick off the show, I want to tell you about our incredible sponsors.
0:49.6	Today, I'm so excited to have software engineer Alicia Liu joining us on the show. Alicia, you want to say hi? Hi. I'm so excited to have software engineer Alicia Liu joining us on the show.
0:54.7	Alicia, you want to say hi?
0:56.5	Hi.
0:57.5	I'm really excited to be here.
0:59.2	I'm so excited to have you on the show.
1:00.9	And we got you pretty quick, too.
1:02.2	We talked, what was it, a couple days ago, and now we're booking the interview.
1:06.0	Yeah.
1:06.8	Yeah.
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