I really disagree, a small amount of customisation of tools can reap significant productivity gains.
I think your anecdote is really just an example of bad management, not bad tooling. Could easily be that some management doofus had prohibited git from being installed on the 'production' system.
I think your anecdote is really just an example of bad management, not bad tooling. Could easily be that some management doofus had prohibited git from being installed on the 'production' system.