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==== Advantages (of hiring 60+ in important roles): ==== * Experience and wisdom: Older employees bring decades of experience and institutional knowledge to high-level decisions * Stability and mentorship – seasoned leaders can mentor younger staff and may be less prone to rash decisions * They may have established networks and credibility in the field that benefit the organization’s reputation and partnerships Disadvantages: * May limit opportunities for younger talent to rise (brain drain or frustration if youth feel blocked from leadership roles) * Risk of outdated perspectives – older leaders might be less attuned to new technologies or changing market trends * Could lead to lack of diversity in ideas; younger professionals often bring innovation, fresh skills, and modern approaches that are needed for growth
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