In business, it’s the CEO who gets all the credit when a company succeeds — not the sales managers who sell the products, the manufacturing engineers who set up the production lines, or the shop labors who put the products together.
In football, the quarterback and the star running back get the glory — not the offensive linemen who create the passing pocket and bust the holes in the defense. In war, we laud the great generals far more than the thousands of infantry soldiers who do the fighting.
In the water business, well, arguably no one gets much credit, but least
