Confidence vs. Competence
Confidence can often mask true competence, leading to overconfident leaders who may not possess the necessary skills. The Dunning-Kruger effect illustrates that those who are least skilled at a task tend to overestimate their abilities, particularly when they lack experience. This phenomenon highlights the challenges individuals face in accurately assessing their own aptitudes, especially as novices.In this clip
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