Marcel Schwantes is a Contributing Editor at Inc. He focuses on themes related to business and economics, health and wellness, and workforce development, often exploring the intersection of leadership and social issues. Marcel's insights have been featured in Inc. Australia, Carrier Management, NewsBreak, and Inc. Magazine.
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There are clear no-no's that will keep you from being an exceptional leader.
By: Marcel Schwantes
When it's all said and done, Warren Buffett says the size of your bank account may not really matter.
By: Marcel Schwantes
Adopting these leadership skills stands the test of time.
By: Marcel Schwantes
Here are three conversations managers must have to kick off the new year on a high note.
The Oracle of Omaha has recommended many books. But these are some of his top choices.
By: Marcel Schwantes
Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft, believes there's one critical skill that will propel leaders to great success.
Hint: Start by looking at your managers.
By: Marcel Schwantes
Studies show that managers play a huge role in whether people stay or go.
By: Marcel Schwantes
Never underestimate the plain truth offered up by Warren Buffett. It could change your trajectory.
By: Marcel Schwantes
Three conversations managers should be having with their employees in 2025.
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