Hang out with people better than you: Why Warren Buffett’s simple career advice resonates with young professionals
As Warren Buffett exits his CEO role, his most profound legacy for young professionals isn't financial, but relational. He advises seeking out individuals with superior habits, values, and thinking. This deliberate choice fosters personal and professional growth, a principle echoed by leaders like Richard Branson and supported by research showing proximity to high performers boosts productivity for all.
As Warren Buffett exits his CEO role, his most profound legacy for young professionals isn't financial, but relational. He advises seeking out individuals with superior habits, values, and thinking. This deliberate choice fosters personal and professional growth, a principle echoed by leaders like Richard Branson and supported by research showing proximity to high performers boosts productivity for all.
