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		cataractum on Jan 25, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: How to Be Successful What sort of careers can be considered "compounding" in the way Altman describes it? Economist? Engineer? Lawyer? Doctor? Dentist? I'm an economist, and i've always wondered if people with 2 years of experience can be better than those with 20+ years - if they're smart enough.

sedeki on Jan 25, 2019 [–]

I might be wrong (too lazy to check; on mobile), but I don’t think he is talking about compounding careers per se, but rather advices to look for opportunities that compound.

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