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Luigi has been contributor for the International Institute of Learning Blog since 2019 with articles that cover themes related to Employee Engagement, Innovation, Team Management, Risk Management, Conflict Management, Agile, AI. Richard “retired” from a 40-year career in telecom, mainly in engineering and project management.
Luigi has been contributor for the International Institute of Learning Blog since 2019 with articles that cover themes related to Employee Engagement, Innovation, Team Management, Risk Management, Conflict Management, Agile, AI. Richard retired from a 40-year career in telecom, mainly in engineering and project management.
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