It is sometimes a similar situation with software testing and specifically with test automation. This may not be much of an issue for single-product companies but when your organization produces a range of products and has multiple teams of testers handling these different products then the likelihood of hitting the hammer and nail problem arises.
One might say that the problem is prevalent more in a centralized testing structure than in a decentralized structure. The issue I am alluding to is the mandate to use a common test tool, mostly for automation since that is an area that everyone would like to see standardized but poses most challenges to standardization.
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