“A boat without a captain is nothing more than a floating waiting room: unless someone grabs the rudder and starts the engine, it’s just going to drift along aimlessly with the current. A piece of software is just like that boat: if no one pilots it, you’re left with a group of engineers burning up valuable time, just sitting around waiting for something to happen (or worse, still writing code that you don’t need).” Project ManagementSoftware Engineering Book:Software Engineering at Google: Lessons Learned from Programming Over Time Source: Software Engineering at Google: Lessons Learned from Programming Over Time