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Episode 18: How to overcome impostor syndrome

Open-access content Wednesday 8th March 2023

IOSH magazine podcast episode 18

In this episode, IOSH Future Leaders Josh Callaway and Megan Coleman discuss the impact of impostor syndrome and the subsequent stress it can evoke on people and workplaces.

 

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