B player wants to hire C players so the B player can more effectively beat their rivals in the company
I’m sure this is the case at some companies. But in my experience, it’s because the B player is as bad at hiring as they are at their job. This repels A players, who can smell bullshit, leaving a pool of Bs and Cs and guess of which there are more.
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"Yes and..." I think a lot of times this is intentional.
A player wants to hire A players so the A player can more effectively beat their rivals in the marketplace.
B player wants to hire C players so the B player can more effectively beat their rivals in the company.
I’m sure this is the case at some companies. But in my experience, it’s because the B player is as bad at hiring as they are at their job. This repels A players, who can smell bullshit, leaving a pool of Bs and Cs and guess of which there are more.