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Of course, regarding the first point I mentioned earlier— people who are good at their jobs and irreplaceable—what I mean is, even if someone has a bad character, if they produce results that are simply irreplaceable, then they won't be replaced.","startTime":697.817,"endTime":709.086,"durationSeconds":11,"level":"C1","overallScore":7.8,"rationale":"성과와 대체불가성의 관계를 선명히 설명."},{"segmentIndex":20,"text":"Then, CEO, what's next? And lastly, this sounds ridiculous, but one of the things I really hate is the idea of ​​\"having a sense of ownership.\"I think that's total [ __ ]. I think that to become an irreplaceable person, you just need to become a bit of a grumpy old man.","startTime":722.829,"endTime":731.498,"durationSeconds":9,"level":"B2","overallScore":7.8,"rationale":"도발적 주장과 핵심 개념이 뚜렷하다."},{"segmentIndex":21,"text":"How can you have a sense of ownership when you're not the owner? Even the owner can't have a sense of ownership. 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