Anyone work in IT and feel like they know nothing at all?

Swear to god I get the worst imposter syndrome somedays

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sus

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IT is a big field but generally it's more of a "learn on the job" type of thing then something you study for. Knowing how to subnet can only get you so far.

Imposter syndrome is fake.
If you have coworkers they know you are incompetent and are being polite if they don't let you know.

oh no
id rather kms
I figured as much. it just seems like there is a ocean of information both dated and new

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>Swear to god I get the worst imposter syndrome somedays
The fresh new meme that makes brainlets fool themselves into thinking that they're much smarter than they actually are.
You're most likely just fucking dumb, try to fix that.

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I was born this way user

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There's an ocean of information but your job probably utilizes less than 1%. Like I said it's a very broad field. Tarun at the help desk doesn't need to understand advanced cybersecurity protocols.

>I am like this and I will stay like this
ngmi

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