You carry the responsibility. You command almost none of it.
Most leadership advice assumes settled teams, shared history and authority that means something. Complex projects offer none of that. A major programme is a temporary organisation, assembled from strangers across clients, contractors and supply chains. Trust, culture and a common language all have to be built from zero while the clock is already running. And nobody actually reports to you.
Nobody Works for You is the field guide for leading it anyway.
John Walsh and Simon Goswell draw on decades of experience in nuclear, defence and infrastructure, and on behavioural data from more than 650 teams across 180 organisations. The result is a practical book that skips the theory and covers what actually moves the work.
Inside, you'll learn how to:
The book is written for project directors, programme managers, engineers stepping into leadership and anyone delivering work they can't command. It explains why projects are so often won or lost before execution begins, and why the hardest problems are rarely technical.
Because on a complex project, the engineering rarely catches you out. The behaviour does.
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