> At one point, business software had no choice but to stop being clunky and terrible to use, because nobody wanted to walk into work to use shitty software. T

> At one point, business software had no choice but to stop being clunky and terrible to use, because nobody wanted to walk into work to use shitty software. There’s still a lot of clunk out there in some industries. Maybe it’s just legacy software and an unwillingness to change, but my life as a lawyer at a large law firm involves a lot of clunky software and a poor laptop with its fans permanently spinning from it.