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In this brief monologue, the speaker argues that employers often blame employees for poor performance when they have failed to uncover the employee’s true motivation for taking the job. He critiques superficial hiring practices that focus only on whether a candidate says they will do the work, emphasizing the need to ask deeper interview questions that reveal why a candidate wants the role and cares about the workplace. He references a "Superstars" session in his program, noting that it teaches a more thorough method for identifying high‑performing talent beyond surface‑level assurances. The overall message is that responsibility for a mismatch lies with the hiring process, not the employee, and that understanding an employee’s ‘WHY’ is essential for success.

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