Are you a leader or a manager (or both)?

The difference between leadership and management per the Harvard Business Review:

LEADERSHIP IS ABOUT:

  • Establishing direction - Developing a vision for your organization and creating strategies to achieve that vision;
  • Aligning people - Communicating direction to influence teams and coalitions so they understand the vision and strategy;
  • Motivating, mentoring, and inspiring - Energize your people; and
  • Producing change - Often to a dramatic degree.

MANAGEMENT IS ABOUT:

  • Planning and budgeting - Establishing detailed steps and timetables and allocating appropriate resources;
  • Organizing and staffing - Establishing structure, delegating authority and providing policies and processes;
  • Controlling and problem solving - Monitoring and organizing; and
  • Producing predicability and order - Consistently achieving budgets and targets.

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