I implemented a small machine learning solution, and suddenly I'm leading our AI strategy. The problem? I'm barely one step ahead of everyone else. Has anyone else become a reluctant 'expert' in something at work? How do you manage expectations and imposter syndrome?
This is an opportunity, learn deeper, if you make any small mistake nobody will judge you, take a position hike, then join other org for 200% salary hike
It's common to get pigeonholed as the "AI expert" after one successful project. The key is to be transparent about your current skill level while proactively upskilling. Admit what you don't know, but show you're actively learning - this builds trust. For quick knowledge gaps, leverage online communities/courses to stay ahead.
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