Well, here's the thing. If I'm forced to use a clunky source control tool, the company ought to be able to tell me why (maybe there's a very good reason) and/or

Well, here's the thing. If I'm forced to use a clunky source control tool, the company ought to be able to tell me why (maybe there's a very good reason) and/or have other aspects I'll really like. So, yes, I might try to know this kind of things and understand the whys behind the choices, that'll also help me decide if the way choices are made seems reasonable to me, which is actually very important for both parties. Of course on should only pick questions that really matters to them / which may trigger an interesting talk.