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Prof. Dr. Torsten Biemann
Universität Mannheim
Lehrstuhl für Personalmanagement
und Führung
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Prof. Dr. Heiko Weckmüller
FOM Hochschule für Oekonomie und
Management, Hochschulstudien-
zentrum Bonn
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Irmela Koch, Dipl.-KffR.
Doktorandin und wissenschaftliche Mitarbei-
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