Heterogeneous human capital refers to the human capital with the form of increasing productivity in a particular historical stage, which is manifested as the unique abilities of the owner. These abilities mainly include: comprehensive coordination ability, judgment and decision-making ability, learning and innovation ability and ability to bear risks, etc.
According to the above definition, which of the following does not involve heterogeneous human capital?
A certain factory hired an academician as a technical consultant, and a large number of venture capital companies came here, and some highly educated talents also joined one after another.