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I'm confused because it's a nonsensical statement. What exactly was Diaz supposed to "anticipate"? That he initially made bad hires? That makes zero sense to "anticipate." Or should he have anticipated that he could have to replace the staff, so he shouldn't hire people he can't fire? Well...

You are asking if I think Manny hasn't failed to anticipate well? I can't really make heads or tails of that question.

He should have anticipated that his initial hiring choices were going to fail? You serious, Clark?

Evidence? According to many posters, managers are always willing to tie their careers to the wellbeing of their interns.