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If you have imposter syndrome or feeling insecure as a game developer, it& #39;s OK. It& #39;s normal to feel that way.
I was talking to a friend yesterday about how working in games forces you to feel like you don& #39;t know what you& #39;re doing even if you& #39;ve been doing it for a long time.
Your work in video games by nature is going to be constantly changing because we& #39;re always seeking to create a novel experience for our players.
When you start off in dev or change disciplines, you don& #39;t have experience in your field so it makes sense to feel like you don& #39;t know what you& #39;re doing.
But even when you get comfortable with what you do you& #39;re still going to feel like that because your job will constantly change. You could get promoted, you& #39;re learning new tools, your pipelines change, god forbid you go and work on a GasS project etc.
So remember that feeling of insecurity and imposter syndrome is proof that you& #39;re challenging and improving yourself. Making games can be really hard so be kind to yourself.
