Women more likely to suffer from imposter syndrome than men, according to research

SWNS

A study of 4,000 adults found 53 per cent of women have experienced this feeling of unfounded self-doubt, incompetence, and being underqualified.

Comparatively the majority of men admit they only ever feel like an imposter in the workplace (63 per cent) and over half (54 per cent) say they have never felt it at all.