Fire for Lack of Effort, Never for Honest Failure on Mission

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The right criterion for termination isn't outcomes but motivation and effort. Smart, hardworking people who fail honestly on something aligned with the core mission should be retained, because punishing them destroys the psychological safety required for bold attempts. Firing should be reserved for people who are genuinely unmotivated around the mission or withholding full effort, regardless of their talent.

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