Central NM SHRM - Imposter Syndrome Roundtable (Virtual Discussion)
Description
Imposter syndrome is a common yet often unspoken experience that affects individuals across roles, industries, and levels of seniority. It is characterized by a persistent disconnect between external evidence of competence and internal beliefs of inadequacy, often leading individuals to attribute success to luck while internalizing self-doubt.
This 60-minute virtual roundtable is designed as an interactive learning experience that combines structured content with facilitated discussion. Participants will explore the psychological patterns behind imposter syndrome, identify how it manifests behaviorally, and examine the common triggers that reinforce it in professional environments.
Through a combination of guided instruction, peer discussion, and applied reflection, attendees will gain practical strategies to recognize imposter patterns in real time, challenge distorted thinking, and respond more effectively in moments of self-doubt. The session emphasizes both individual awareness and actionable techniques that can be immediately applied in the workplace.
Event Date:
06-16-26
Event Time:
11:30 AM - 01:00 PM MST
Location:
https://centralnmshrm.starchapter.com/meetinginfo.php?id=75&ts=1780154495
, NM
Contact Person:
Rebecca Basquez
(phone: 505-903-4796)
Details:
This event is offered in partnership with NMSU Global. All participants will complete their official registration through the NMSU Global registration site.
FREE virtual event!Links:
https://centralnmshrm.starchapter.com/meetinginfo.php?id=75&ts=1780154495