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In this brief monologue, the speaker explains their hiring philosophy: they deliberately avoid hiring through personal networks, family, or friend referrals because such connections impose bias and limit growth. By seeking candidates from outside their immediate “pond” and “fishing in the ocean,” they aim to prevent being boxed into preconceived roles and to expand the talent pool, which they argue strengthens the business. The speaker emphasizes that reliance on a narrow network is a weakness, while broader sourcing is a strategic advantage.

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