The document contrasts the traits of managers versus leaders, with managers described as more practical, reasonable, analytical, controlled, orderly and logical while leaders are portrayed as more visionary, experimental, intuitive, spontaneous, chaotic, unpredictable and passionate. Leaders are said to create and have insight while managers develop systems and knowledge.
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Leadership
The document contrasts the traits of managers versus leaders, with managers described as more practical, reasonable, analytical, controlled, orderly and logical while leaders are portrayed as more visionary, experimental, intuitive, spontaneous, chaotic, unpredictable and passionate. Leaders are said to create and have insight while managers develop systems and knowledge.