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    <description>US companies spent billions on collaboration software in 2024 — and remote teams are still struggling. The uncomfortable argument here is that no app is going to fix a broken communication culture. What actually works is intentional structure, shared agreements, and the willingness to design how your team talks before defaulting to whatever your Slack notifications tell you to do.</description>
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