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The Tool Is Never the Culture

New tools amplify culture; they rarely repair it.

A company can buy every fancy tool in the world and still be a mess. If people avoid hard conversations, ignore decisions, or don't trust each other, the software just becomes a nicer place to hide the same dysfunction.

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