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Dean Graziosi argues for hiring based on values rather than capabilities, recounting his past practice of hiring for skills and his later revelation that shared values produce better long-term hires. He describes using video-based "attract and repel" hiring to find value-aligned candidates, gives examples (an 18-year-old Facebook ads manager trained at company expense), and introduces an exercise to write down desired values. He says he identified 11 core values and details the first three: hungry for achievement, enthusiastic, and energetic. He frames his companies as achievement-based rather than time-and-effort-based.

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