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[FADE IN]

INT. COFFEE SHOP - DAY

EMMA (20s), dressed in business casual, sits hunched over a laptop, frustration etched on her face. Across the table, DAVID (40s), her boss, leans back in his chair, sipping his coffee leisurely.

EMMA: (Sighs) David, this report format is so outdated. It takes forever to generate and nobody even reads it all!

DAVID: (Shrugs) It's what we've always used. No need to fix what ain't broke.

EMMA: But it is broken! It's inefficient, clunky, and doesn't capture the data we actually need. We could be saving so much time and getting better insights with a new system.

DAVID: Look, Emma, I appreciate your enthusiasm, but change takes time. We have a process, and it works.

EMMA: But shouldn't we be constantly evaluating and improving our processes? Especially when the technology available has evolved so much?

DAVID: (Sighs) I understand your point, but there's a lot to consider. Training, costs, disruption to the workflow...

EMMA: We can address those concerns! I've already researched some user-friendly software that's affordable and easy to implement. We could even do a pilot program with a small team first.

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DAVID: (Hesitates) Hm, I don't know...

EMMA: David, imagine how much more efficient we could be! We could focus on strategic analysis instead of wasting time formatting reports.

DAVID: Okay, okay, you've piqued my interest. Tell me more about this software. Show me some examples of how it works.

EMMA: (Grins) You won't regret it! I've got everything right here.

Emma pulls out her tablet and starts showing David the software features, highlighting its benefits and ease of use. David listens intently, his initial skepticism slowly fading.

DAVID: Hmm, this does look promising. Maybe we could give it a try...

EMMA: Yes! I'm sure you won't be disappointed. This could be a game-changer for our department.

DAVID: Alright, Emma. You've convinced me. Let's explore this further. Good work taking initiative and thinking outside the box.

EMMA: Thanks, David! You won't regret it.

Emma beams, relieved and excited for the opportunity to finally improve the outdated system. They continue discussing the software, laying out a plan for a pilot program.

[FADE OUT]

This scene demonstrates how challenging it can be to overcome resistance to change, especially when met with the "because that's how we've always done it" mentality. However, with persistence, data, and a well-thought-out plan, it's possible to convince even the most resistant individual to consider new approaches.