In my 4 companies i worked with, one thing which i learnt is the Product documentation is only needed by the Managers, neither the client, nor the users, of course not the developers. We hate them more than the testers.
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In the four companies I've worked for, I've _learned_ that product documentation is not only necessary, but requires developer involvement, and the lack of it leads to a greater workload for support due to users that don't have the resources (documentation) to answer their questions. And guess who support hates when there's no documentation? Developers, because we don't have time to handhold support.

Don't hate on documentation.

@codeheap The fact of the matter is the client or the product manager doesn't give a shit about documentation, they want to release the product as soon as possible with as many features as possible. Documentation is always the least priority for them, and as a result it is left out. But at the end sm1 has to be blamed, so who better than developers.

@devlprWtDhel I share your struggles. :) imminently, in fact. Your power as a developer includes speaking up to the product manager about said lacking, and make it a priority for the group/company by analyzing and illustrating the repercussions of letting it fall to the wayside. Fight the good fight, mate!