Marcel Schwantes

You can learn a lot about a leader by watching what happens when someone disagrees, makes a decision without them, or delivers bad news.

You can learn a lot about a leader by watching what happens when someone disagrees, makes a decision without them, or delivers bad news.

New CEOs who ask these questions will build stronger companies.

Buffett’s famous warning about intelligence without integrity carries even greater weight in an AI-powered workplace where talented people can do more good—or damage—faster than ever.

Why taking control of your morning will make you a better leader.

The company communicated its decision quickly and clearly. But three missing messages created an unnecessary leadership and trust problem.

Why taking control of your morning will make you a better leader. You arrive at the office, and almost on cue, the demands start piling up.

Technology may be changing how work gets done, but the fundamentals of leading people have not changed.

The clearest warning signs are often hiding in your team’s behavior.

Technology may be changing how work gets done, but the fundamentals of leading people have not changed.