Most books about project management focus on methods, frameworks, and productivity systems. This one does not. Project Reality examines how projects actually function inside real organizations — where execution happens under pressure, incomplete information, shifting priorities, and structural constraints. Projects are not treated here as timelines, workflows, or planning exercises. They are treated as temporary systems of responsibility. Every project reorganizes people, resources, attention...

Most books about project management focus on methods, frameworks, and productivity systems. This one does not. Project Reality examines how projects actually function inside real organizations — where execution happens under pressure, incomplete information, shifting priorities, and structural constraints. Projects are not treated here as timelines, workflows, or planning exercises. They are treated as temporary systems of responsibility. Every project reorganizes people, resources, attention...