''What exactly does he want ?" "He would like to see you ...... a good job on…

Answer: get

Corrected sentence:

"What exactly does he want?" "He would like to see you get a good job on the project."

Explanation:

• Use the base form of the verb (get) after verbs like "see" or the phrase "would like to see" to indicate witnessing or wanting to witness a complete action.

• "Getting" (present participle) would stress the ongoing process (seeing someone in the process of obtaining the job) but is less natural here.

• "Got" is past tense and does not fit the intended meaning or structure.

• "Will get" is not used after "see" in this construction; use the base verb instead.