It's curious that this it is interpreted as a lack of trust of engineers. > Trust your engineers to do the right thing on their own and they might just surpri

It's curious that this it is interpreted as a lack of trust of engineers. > Trust your engineers to do the right thing on their own and they might just surprise you. Yes, they might surprise you. That's potentially quite terrible because there's a whole ton of other people & roles involved in the success of a product... and of course that's assuming that the project is what the customer wants, requires no marketing message for the customer to understand, and sells itself.