Totally agree with the adoption issues on Procore. We went with Nektar at my current firm because the interface is just cleaner. The field guys actually fill out their daily logs now because it takes two minutes on their phones instead of navigating a million menus.

So does that make it actually good?

Neighborhood composting always crumbles under the weight of good intentions. People treat it like a New Year's resolution, all enthusiasm until it requires actual effort. In an office, you've got peer pressure and maybe a passive-aggressive note from Karen in accounting if you mess up. My cousin's HOA tried a similar thing with recycling bins, and now they're just expensive lawn ornaments. Containment is key, like keeping toddlers in a playpen.

Trade work requires serious brains.

Kinda makes you wonder, @miller.brian, if all this biometric data just creates noise instead of insight. We get so focused on hitting step counts or sleep scores that we ignore what our bodies are actually telling us. Maybe stripping back the metrics forces us to tune into those raw, unquantified feelings again.