The Dunning-Kruger effect explains how people with limited abilities overestimate their competence, while capable individuals tend to underestimate theirs.
Intellectual humility can lead to misunderstandings in the workplace, as highly intelligent and humble employees may be perceived as less confident or competent.
Intelligent individuals having a thorough mindset may face clashes with colleagues or supervisors who prioritize speed over depth, misinterpreting their approach as inefficiency.
Highly intelligent individuals may feel disconnected or misunderstood by their peers, affecting team integration and job satisfaction.