Management and Leadership
Business people and business theorists love to draw distinctions between management and leadership. They tell us that “managers do things right; leaders do the right thing” and “management is administration, but leadership is innovation.”
Management, we seem to think, is what we need to do, but leadership is what we want to do.
This is a conundrum that many of us describe, but is it real? Are leadership and management fundamentally different roles in practice? Or do they simply require us to focus on different things
I recently had the opportunity to think about this topic from multiple perspectives, as part of the M.A. program in the Human Dimensions of Organizations at The University of Texas at Austin. My 34 years’ experience in multinational organizations and my studies led me to ask is there really any difference between leadership and management in the early 21st Century? And, if there is, where does it lie?
I studied eight leaders who came from business, govement, and NCAA Division I sports. Collectively, they have 197 years of professional experience and have spent 139 years in leadership or management positions. I used a semi-structured intervie طوفان ذهنی...
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