Join other colleagues at our last JLNE event for 2021 to self-reflect on this year, discover tips on overcoming imposter syndrome and addressing professional barriers.
You will also have the opportunity to ask questions.
Why attend?
We are pleased to have Diana Caddle - Director, Social Value and Corporate Social Responsibility in Ministry of Justice along with Hannah O’Sullivan and Leah Clarkson from the Gender Equality Network in the Home Office share their insights with us.
What is Imposter Syndrome?
Have you ever felt ...
• Like you don’t deserve your success?
• That you’re out of your depth in your job?
• One day you’re going to be “found out” as a fraud?
If so, you may be suffering from imposter syndrome.
Imposter syndrome is the name given to the persistent feelings of self-doubt that many people experience, which may hold them back from achieving their full potential at work.
The session
• will give you the opportunity to understand more about imposter syndrome,
• provide you with some key tips on how to overcome the imposter chatter and
• explain the role of the organisation in tackling it.
Before you sign up for the event
This event is for colleagues in grades AO - EO.
Ensure you can attend.
Please discuss your attendance at this event with your line manager.
Next steps when booking
Register using your Civil Service email address only (ensure you use the full email address and your name is spelt correctly).
If having booked a ticket you are no longer able to attend, please ensure you cancel your ticket promptly, so another colleague has the opportunity to join the session.
Online access requirements
Please note that you must be able to access Microsoft Teams to join this online event.
If you are unable to access Microsoft Teams on your work device, you may wish to join using a personal device.
The joining link will be sent at least 24 hours prior to the event.
Interested in taking part?
Sign up now to secure a spot at this event.
