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You don't need to be an engineer to improve work. You don't need a factory, fancy charts, or a Japanese dictionary. You just need a better way to think.

In this practical and easy-to-follow guide, bestselling author Mohammed Hamed Ahmed Soliman demystifies Lean thinking for professionals in non-technical roles — HR, finance, healthcare, education, government, and more. Whether you work in an office, a classroom, or behind a screen, Lean for Non-Engineers shows how to spot inefficiencies, reduce waste, and improve everyday processes without jargon or complexity.

Inside, you'll discover:
What Lean really means — and what it's not
The 8 hidden wastes that cost you time and energy
How to improve communication, meetings, and daily routines
Real-world tools like 5 Whys, visual boards, and standard work
Why you don't need permission to start improving
How to lead Lean initiatives as a non-technical manager

This book brings Lean down to earth. Whether you're a team leader, analyst, administrator, or simply someone who wants to make work smoother and more meaningful — this is your step-by-step playbook.

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