About this Case Study
Suffering from impostor syndrome can be debilitating and unproductive. In this session, Jack and Clem will share experiences, anecdotes and techniques for coming to terms with having it, and what to do about it. The discussion covers two roles (one hands-on software engineering, one leadership) and draws out some common traits and then tips on things that, in their experience, can help.
About the Speakers
Clem Pickering
Clem Pickering has been involved with agile software delivery for many years under the guise of many roles: development, testing and DevOps. People, agile and testing have remained key areas of enthusiasm throughout. He now works for an agile consultancy providing coaching, training and sharing ideas whenever possible. At some point he will start a blog but he’s been saying that for years.
@clem_pickering
Jack Histon
Jack Histon is a programmer, currently working in Leeds as a consultant software engineer. He started his career as an intern C# developer, and ever since has been hooked on all that is software. He has developed software such as security applications, eCommerce systems, data integration platforms and much more, and blogs at
jackhiston.com.
@jackhiston