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In this brief, impassioned monologue, the speaker argues that a strong, authentic company culture eliminates the need for a formal HR department. He distinguishes culture from superficial perks, defining it as the lived standards and values demonstrated when no one is watching. By treating every employee as a true owner rather than a renter, the organization aligns behavior with its purpose: solving customer problems. The speaker dismisses the idea of HR as a people‑feelings function and rejects the notion of businesses as social warriors, emphasizing that culture itself should address employee well‑being and expectations.
