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# [The Hidden Cost of Everyday Software Friction](https://caterfli.hashnode.dev/the-hidden-cost-of-everyday-software-friction?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Your software might be working perfectly. So why does getting simple work done still feel so difficult? There is a particular kind of frustration that happens in almost every business. You have the so

Oct 19 · 19 min read · caterfli.hashnode.dev  
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