Five key differences between leaders and managers are outlined. Leaders create visions for the future, embrace change and innovation, are willing to take risks, think long term, and encourage ideas from their team. In contrast, managers focus on setting and achieving goals, maintaining the status quo, controlling risks, thinking short term, and supervising their team.
Five key differences between leaders and managers are outlined. Leaders create visions for the future, embrace change and innovation, are willing to take risks, think long term, and encourage ideas from their team. In contrast, managers focus on setting and achieving goals, maintaining the status quo, controlling risks, thinking short term, and supervising their team.
Five key differences between leaders and managers are outlined. Leaders create visions for the future, embrace change and innovation, are willing to take risks, think long term, and encourage ideas from their team. In contrast, managers focus on setting and achieving goals, maintaining the status quo, controlling risks, thinking short term, and supervising their team.
Five differences between a leader and manager are:
Leader Manager
1) Create vision 1) Create goals.
- Leaders inspire people to make their - Managers focus on setting, visions become reality and they measuring and achieving goals. encourage people to be something - They control the situations in order bigger. for them to reach their objectives. - They know that a high-functioning team can accomplish more by working together compare to individuals who work by themselves.
2) Favour change 2) Maintain the status quo.
- Leaders embrace change and - Managers on the other hand continue innovation. with what works for them. - They always looking for better ways - For example, they refine the to improve in the process. structures and processes to make them better.
3) Take risks 3) Control risk.
- Leaders are willing to try new things - Managers are not willing to take risk even though they know they may fail. as they don’t want to move out of their -This is because, they know that failure comfort zone. is not the end and failure is usually a -They tend to avoid or control every beginning to future success. risks there is rather than embracing them.
4) Think for long term 4) Think short term
- Leaders often look at the big picture - Managers tend to look at short-term and think about the next phase to set goals and seek regular the direction towards the final goal. acknowledgement. - They ask themselves questions - They are focused on getting the whether the task they have ongoing will current goals done. benefit them in the future or whether it helps the team to prepare toward their future goals.
5) Encourage ideas from their team. 5) Supervise their team.
- Leaders know that their team are able - Managers assign tasks and give to find the answers to every problems guidance to their team in order to that occur. complete the tasks given. - They see their team as competent and hold themselves from telling their team on what to do and how to do it as they are confident about their team potential.