Who we are
Built by practitioners. For practitioners.
Project Wrecked is run by a small collective of senior CRM and enterprise consultants with more than twenty years in the industry between us. We've worked across Salesforce, Microsoft, and broader enterprise tech stacks — delivered implementations of every size, rescued more than a few that were already on fire, and between us we've made most of the mistakes so you don't have to.
The pitch
Every consultant, developer, PM, or BA has a story. The launch that went wrong. The client who changed everything at 5pm on a Friday. The "quick tweak" that consumed six weeks. The stakeholder who disappeared exactly when you needed them.
We built this place so those stories have somewhere to live. Not as complaints — as a record. The digital delivery equivalent of war stories around the campfire. Funny in hindsight. Maybe instructive. Always cathartic.
The rules
Everything here is anonymous. No real names, no company names, no identifying details. The point is the story — the pattern, the chaos, the moment where everything went sideways — not the blame.
Stories are reviewed before they go live. We're not interested in axe-grinding or personal attacks. We're interested in the universal experience of digital work going wrong in all-too-familiar ways.
Read the guidelinesThe shop
We also make things that would have helped us earlier in our careers: proposal templates that protect your scope, rate calculators that charge what you're actually worth, playbooks for surviving enterprise environments, and tools for the day-to-day reality of consulting and contract work.
All built by people who've been in the trenches. All priced so that buying them is a no-brainer.
Browse the shopThe tone
We're cynical, but not bitter. Funny, but not cruel. We're on the side of the people doing the work — the ones shipping the things, managing the chaos, and writing the post-mortems at 11pm.
If that's you: welcome. You're not the only one. Grab a cuppa (or a whiskey) and stay a while.
Across Salesforce, CRM strategy, enterprise delivery, and everything in between. We've seen most of it.
No names. No companies. The knowledge is what matters — not who's holding it.
Every template, framework, and playbook has been used in anger. Nothing invented for the purpose of selling a download.
A growing community of practitioners who share stories, compare notes, and pass on what the formal career path never quite covers.