I spent quite a bit of time in corporate America in the early 2000's and saw a lot of UML being thrown around. I don't think anyone actually used any of the dia

I spent quite a bit of time in corporate America in the early 2000's and saw a lot of UML being thrown around. I don't think anyone actually used any of the diagrams, but they were certainly required by the "process". Fun fact, one guy on the team built hundreds of pages of documentation (mostly automated) including UML diagrams. We usually only used 1 or 2 pages of it downstream. He was famous for giving time back to the project. Come to think of it, maybe building in buffers in the project was his role the entire time and I just didn't realize it.