Mario Neumann

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Mario Neumann Mario NeumannMario Neumann worked for Hewlett Packard for 15 years and today advises companies such as SAP and Microsoft.

Mario Neumann has worked for many years in a global IT group as an expert in project management. As an author he has with "Project Safari. The manual for sovereign project management "a standard work written on projects.

His latest book "Adventure Leadership. The Survival Guide for the First Leadership Job "addresses young executives. It addresses the dangers that threaten the first months of adventure management and how to successfully deal with them. With his Talent-Academy Mario Neumann won the German Education and Innovation Award and twice the International German Training Award in bronze.

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Management careers - leadership or not
Mario Neumann 12.11.2015 4 Min. Reading time 2398 16856
Success & Management {HR magazine}

Career in Management - 10 Leadership: Can I (already) boss?

Sometimes it comes faster than imagined, the chance for the first leadership job. But many a candidate would do well not to have thought without thinking. For those who have not yet done so far and fail, are more likely to harm their careers than to give them impetus. Read more

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Mario Neumann 12.11.2015 4 Min. Reading time 2398 16856