> "I remember times where as a team we were denied the ability to create scripts or tools to do work for us." When people say 'corporate culture is the problem

> "I remember times where as a team we were denied the ability to create scripts or tools to do work for us." When people say 'corporate culture is the problem', that's what they're talking about. Of course better technology and processes can help. But if corporate culture actively prohibits anything new/unknown/non-standard, what is the true problem? That the tools aren't being used, or that the tools can't be used? You're not actually disagreeing with anyone who points to corporate culture as the culprit. You're just not at the root cause yet.