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Unskilled and Unaware of It – Why Some People Don’t Get Imposter Syndrome (part 2)
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- Oct 13, 2025
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Why do some people breeze through their careers with unshakeable confidence, while others — often the most competent — feel like frauds? In part two of Unskilled and Unaware of It, Rakhee Verma digs into why imposter syndrome hits some harder than others. Business psychologist Clare Radford, founder of &Culture, explains what imposter syndrome really is, how it shows up at work, and what individuals and leaders can do to manage it. Then broadcaster and journalist Pip Tomson opens up about living with imposter syndrome under the public spotlight, sharing how she’s learned to quiet her inner critic and own her success. Guest Links:🔗 Clare Radford – andcultureconsulting.com🔗 Clare on LinkedIn – linkedin.com/in/clareradforduk🔗 Pip Tomson on Instagram – @PipTomson