Leadership & Management| Difference between leadership and Management Image by Daniel Mena from Pixabay There is an unending argument about the difference between leadership and Management . It is very much understandable that a person can be a leader without being a manager, for example, an informal leader and a person can be a manager without leading. Certainly, some people with the job title manager do not have any subordinates, for example, a manager of financial accounts. ( Understand the definition of Leadership ) Though nobody has proposed that managing and leading are alike but the amount of similarity is a point of severe disagreement. Some writers like Bennis & Nanus (1977) opposed that leadership and management are qualitatively different and mutually exclusive. However, the most exciting distinction assumes that management and leadership cannot happen in the same person and both (managing & Leading) di...
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