An edition of Personalmanagement für die 90er Jahre (1991)

Personalmanagement für die 90er Jahre

neue Entwicklungen, neues Denken, neue Strategien

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Personalmanagement für die 90er Jahre
Hartmut Scholz
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An edition of Personalmanagement für die 90er Jahre (1991)

Personalmanagement für die 90er Jahre

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C.E. Poeschel
Language
German
Pages
308

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Personnel management, Congresses

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Personalmanagement für die 90er Jahre: neue Entwicklungen, neues Denken, neue Strategien
1991, C.E. Poeschel
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Includes bibliographical references.
Papers originally presented at the first Stuttgarter Symposium für Strategische Unternehmens- und Personalführung, held Mar. 13-14, 1990.

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Stuttgart
Other Titles
Personalmanagement für die neunziger Jahre.

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Dewey Decimal Class
658.3/00943
Library of Congress
HF5549.2.G3 P477 1991

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xii, 308 p. :
Number of pages
308

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Open Library
OL1289871M
ISBN 10
3791005847
LCCN
92150249
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3885470

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