Casarez

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於 2013年1月14日 (一) 09:43 由 Casarez (對話 | 貢獻) 所做的修訂 (新页面: I have been fascinated over time by the debate, study and discussion about leadership and management. Increasingly there seems to be a concentrate on the differences between leadership an...)

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I have been fascinated over time by the debate, study and discussion about leadership and management. Increasingly there seems to be a concentrate on the differences between leadership and administration and it seems if you ask me this is promoting in part as a result of failures in one or the other.

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Nevertheless, not as many people be seemingly as driven toward being fully a good director. Maybe I'm misreading the "climate", but management is often related to the ordinary, the regime and an entire array of "left-brain" activity for which the thanks are several.

There is apparently a notion that one can be a chief or even a manager, but not much acceptance that these skill sets can live in exactly the same individual. I think this really is an erroneous view.

My view of management and control is that they do require different skill sets, but should co-exist for any change to occur successfully. It is like a hand and a glove. Come up with they produce a great relationship.