Or perhaps a desire to, say, eat or live under a roof?
A job is pretty much required for living nowadays in much of the world. A good job (one that requires jumping through such hoops) makes living much easier.
Require a very large number of hoops to be jumped through and every single hire will be of the kind who would have zero qualms to sell your company internals to the highest bidder if given the chance.
Require a very large number of hoops to be jumped through and every single hire will be of the kind who would have zero qualms to sell your company internals to the highest bidder if given the chance.
What are you even talking about. What are you basing this on?
If it's the latter, I certainly agree that it's an area where opinions can legitimately vary a lot and I would not pick "it happens very often!" as a hill to die on. If it's the former, I vehemently disagree. At some point, everybody leaves except the terminally greedy. Perhaps that point is never reached (I doubt it, but I respect options to the opposite), but the point exists.
I have absolute no idea what you're talking about now.
everybody leaves except the terminally greedy
People that stay at their jobs are "terminally greedy"? They are going to die from greed?