- Curiosity is especially beneficial for professionals, as it helps them build deep and wide expertise
- It allows them to become “T-shaped” employees, skilled in both cognitive challenges and in-depth knowledge
- Curiosity requires a certain level of humility, as it involves recognizing when we lack important information and seeking it out
- Because curiosity primes the brain to receive new information, curious professionals are able to learn more easily and tap into better memory function
