I agree with you. After a few years in the field, I'm now convinced that it is how most software is made. Even in the "Agile" startups and such, processes are o

I agree with you. After a few years in the field, I'm now convinced that it is how most software is made. Even in the "Agile" startups and such, processes are often implemented as waterfall, or large parts of projects comply with the waterfall model. While it fails sometimes, there are plenty of success stories about the waterfall model, like it or not.