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# lean project management — Project Manager

As a Project Manager practicing Lean Project Management, it's about *relentlessly* eliminating waste in your project workflows – not just cost, but also time, effort, and features customers don’t value. Daily this means constantly questioning 'why' we do things; are those weekly status reports truly driving decisions, or just creating busywork? Are requirements overly detailed before validation? You'll be facilitating quick feedback loops (think daily stand-ups focused on roadblocks, not updates), using visual management tools like Kanban boards to track work in progress and identify bottlenecks, and prioritizing a 'Minimum Viable Product' approach to deliver value incrementally. It’s less about rigid planning documents and more about adaptive execution.

## Weitere Anreicherung

Stage-2 source for future practitioner grounding: CORE / DOAB (open-access HR & organisational research).
