I am NITian 24 Male working at 11LPA in IT sector. I am worried a lot about the future. I am very smart and knowledgeable with high IQ and EQ and possess knowledge of about everything and every field. Kinda like "Jack of all trades, master of none". Despite being smart, I feel very under-confident, under-qualified and worthless. I envy and get jealous of seeing my friends and batchmates succeeding, going into IIMs, bagging 25-30 LPA or more by switching jobs and I just keeps wondering how are they doing it, how are they getting selected an all. Please help me out here overcoming this imposter syndrome and getting out of the pit.
Also if you have any kind of job openings or career progressions and to all the managers & HRs reading this post, if you require a guy with good general knowledge, IQ, problem solving and technical skillset in front-end development or analytics, do hit me up.
If you are the smartest person in the room, then you are in the wrong room.
i was getting 18 k monthly when i was 24, still worried?
and i have all the qualities you mentioned and even more on cultural side but bhgwaan mere saath mje le ra h bcchpan se
Thanks. Its just all my friends and family always push me and acknowledge saying you're so smart and talented but I just don't know how to use this knowledge, smartness and talent to grow. Just clueless.
Falling into what society tells you is good for you will always result in you feeling miserable, Do a whole lot of introspection and then choose what is the best for you
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Don't compare yourself to others. Only yourself from the past. If you're not better than before that's all you work on.
There will always be people better and worse than you. Don't take it personally, everyone has ups and downs in life. Yours has just begun.
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