"If you want to build a business predicated largely on finding, getting and keeping quality employees to succeed, you should understand that premise will be you

"If you want to build a business predicated largely on finding, getting and keeping quality employees to succeed, you should understand that premise will be your greatest risk. Finding a market and profitably selling to it (usually the greatest risks) will take a back seat. Better yet, pursue a business that needs some reasonable percentage of employees to be really good." I'm having trouble parsing that. What option is the last sentence better than?