when the sky is the limit chose Soaring Solutions"Managers do thing right, and leader do the right thing".
Warren G. Bennis
The old saying managers do things right is true, they make sure the final i's are dotted and T are crossed. They look over groups of people encouraging them, making sure they are getting the work done, and coaching them throughout.
Leaders have a way of bringing people together and making them believe the greater good in the situation present. Leaders posses characteristics like empathy, vision, Competitive spirit, problem-solving, and class.
Managers may have the leadership qualities as well, the difference is usually the leader is appointed by the group or worked their way up to achieve this status because they posses the innate ability to motivate others to achieve the desired goals.
here is a small quiz to see which one you are more likely to be:
https://www.inc.com/kevin-daum/take-this-important-quiz-are-you-a-better-manager-or-a-leader.html
Bottom line is leaders and managers share similar characteristics, the difference that sets them apart is their ability to vision the future and lead others to see this vision.
1)They can be born with it - great man theory.
2) Develop traits on leadership - trait theory.
3) Be constructed to fit the characteristics based on situations that shape them - situational theory.
4) develop behaviors of a leader - behavior theory.
5) Participate with other leaders with their intended characteristics
6) Transactional motivated by the management role they played.
7) transformational - the relationships the built their empire on which shaped them.
8) role - understand the position they are in and gear their goals around it.
This website goes into more detail:
https://www.verywellmind.com/leadership-theories-2795323
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References:
https://www.inc.com/kevin-daum/take-this-important-quiz-are-you-a-better-manager-or-a-leader.html
“Leadership in Society.” Leadership in Society Lesson Content Comments, ccol.algonquincollege.com/fit2213/lesson-5/lesson-content/.
https://www.verywellmind.com/leadership-theories-2795323
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