Depends on the situation but team approach applies
I have excellent people skills and always work to get the job done, I think i am more a manager with some characteristics of a leader
I am definately a hands on person and getting the job done.
I both manage and lead. It depends on the situation that I am in. Sometimes I will need to manage a person and/or a process. Other times you need to lead a team or provide leadership for a situaiton or help to lead someone to a new outcomes. So my management and leadership are both situational.
I combine a forward looking strategic view with a hands on approach to execution. Combining leadership and managerial traits has proven to be more effective in engaging teams and enabling them to deliver on or above expectations.
Management utilizing resources to get set outcomes. Leadership is influencing others to follow a vision with individualized focused motivation. Leaders set the destination while managers navigate the transit.
This has helped me to distinguish the differences and allows me to recognize the necessary skills for both.
I learned that I am both a manager and a leader, and that leadership or being a leader is something different than managing a person or task to completion. This is very helpful.
This first first was somewhat eye opening. I tend to manage and lead but I am not sure a good leader should be managing. Very interesting
I can be both at times. Mainly a manager but exhitbit some leadership skills.
This lesson was very educative. I have identified key differencese between leadership and management. I am a leader because I prefer setting goals in every activity that i have. This process makes it easier for me to work towards the objectives of every activity. Likewise, I am always interested in assisting others to achieve thier goals.
I learned that leadership and managment are two different things. A leader motivates through example and works to motivate others by encouraging self motivation.
I've learned to better manage the differences between my administrator and myself. She is a fantastic manager with some leadership skills. She is developing more every day. I'm a leader and thrive when creating but seem to lose interest in managing situations. The module has helped me see the differences and better acknowledge her value.
After reading all of the content, the information has affirmed that I am a leader. I did enjoy learning the various tasks between the two although my test score did not reflect my learning.
Dr. Miller
Although I function in the role of a leader, I learned more qualities of a leader. Equally as important, I understand more reqarding the role and responsibility of a manager.
I learn alot about beng a leader and being a manager. I think I amn more of a leader because I lead by example. There is nothing my employees can do that I wont do myslef. I woudl jump in and give them a break if needed. Leader does it for the nefenit og helping someone gets better.
Well the quiz shows I am a Leader but I honestly felt I was a mixture of both. The test was a little confusing because what I see as a manager compared to a Leader is opposite of what the training says. LOL.
The characteristics or descriptions of a leader and a manager may be different but I think the end goal and/or vision are the same.
I lead and manage when needed.
This course made me aware of the sublte nuences between "manager" and "leader" and how those words can be misleading in job descriptions. I have also gotten clearer on my own style in both areas.
Based on this lesson I learned that I possess both management and leadership characteristics. I use both to support my team, students, and the educational program.
