> embedded into the core of how a company works. Doubtful. Unless you are working for a shitty company in the first place, bad tools essentially just get skipp

> embedded into the core of how a company works. Doubtful. Unless you are working for a shitty company in the first place, bad tools essentially just get skipped and disused by autonomous teams and none of this matters. If the company 'embeds' a product in place of a workflow, that's not something a product is ever going to fix, that's an organisational problem.