Warren Buffett's CEOs are "All-Stars"

In businesses, the employees that work the hardest are usually the people who feel important to the business, and Warren Buffett's CEOs are the perfect example.

Buffett, often called the "Oracle of Omaha" and one of the most successful investors in history, refers to his 77 CEOs as "All-Stars." This term has connotations that not only boost the morale of the CEOs, but show the relationship between Buffett and his CEOs.

An employee's title stands for a lot in the business world, especially in networking. Introducing themselves to others as "All-Stars" for a company brings a sense of pride to themselves. That pride is then translated into pride in their work, which leads to harder working employees who have the company's best interests in mind. Click here

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