Hidden Strategy

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Authors: Kenneth Lowe
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Abstract

This chapter covers the often-overlooked elements of project success—the informal strategies, judgment calls, and invisible work that aren’t captured on the official project plan. While traditional tools focus on tasks, timelines, and deliverables, real momentum depends on the strategic thinking that lives in the mind of the project strategist. From managing relationships to reading organizational dynamics, this chapter highlights the human elements that make or break execution. It reframes the role of the strategist not as a taskmaster, but as a navigator—someone who shapes perception, builds trust, and adapts to change, even when no formal process shows the way.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Human auditory perception and evaluation Educational Leadership and Practices

Publication details

Pages
92–98
Publication date
5 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter