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Gary D Messner, Student (MBA), United States
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The Leadership Continuum Model shows management styles from "autocratic" to "full control". Most managers do not make good leaders and vise versa. A leader is a visionary, one who can motivate employees to work toward the common goal. A leader sets the tone for vision and mission statements, earns respect from subordinates, great speaking skills.
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Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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Managers or Leaders?
Thanks Gary. Note that the world 'leader' can have different meanings for different people in different cultures in different times in different circumstances.
Tannebaum and Schmidt clearly used it as approximate synonym for the current word 'manager', not in a visionary-high level way.
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Gregory Johnson, Coach, United States
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Leadership or Management
I agree with Gary 100%. I am currently writing an (...)
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Michael Ogunfowora, Manager, Nigeria
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Charismatic Leadership
@: a leader should be charismatic having great IQ (...)
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Gregory Johnson, Coach, United States
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Charismatic Leadership
Charisma does not make one a leader. We have a ple (...)
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Tim Dibble, Project Manager, United States
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Don't the Quotients Make for Charisma?
Mr. Johnson, I would argue that an individual with (...)
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