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Dennis
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Difference between Style and Leadership
If any can answer my question, which is, what is the difference between "style" and "leadership?" For example, a charismatic leader or charismatic style.
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VMIX
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Leadership and Style
Style is simply the manner in which one does something. Moreover, leadership is a philosophy.
A charismatic leader refers to a person, and charismatic style is the manner in how the person behaves.
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Michael Del-Colle
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Style versus Leadership
My first thought is that it might be a matter of position. I think individuals could have a certain STYLE whether they hold a position of authority or not.
LEADERSHIP suggests the style is displayed in a position of authority.
This response, however, fails to deal with the reality that many people who do not hold a 'position' of authority are nonetheless leaders by virtue of their style. When you look at the attributes listed for servant leadership you realize they can be displayed by anyone regardless of role in the organization.
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Naseem Bukhari
Entrepreneur, Nigeria
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Style and Leadership
Style can be seen as a technique and or a detailed (...)
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Jaap de Jonge
Editor, Netherlands
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Leadership and Leadership Style
IMO the use of the words "xyz leadership" or "xyz (...)
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