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A true leader tends to always think outside the box. Managers and leaders are two very different types of people. A manager embodies control and focuses on necessities. On the other hand, a leader develops a personal relationship to achieve goals. Leaders seek to inspire their subordinates by taking them on a creative journey to achieving their goals...
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Leaders seek to inspire their subordinates by taking them on a creative journey to achieving their goals. Managers and leaders both have excellent qualities, but those qualities can sometimes have set backs. A manager may sometimes be so focused on what needs to be done that they often neglect their subordinates; while a leader focuses on their subordinates, they tend to loose focus and control of achieving the goal...
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Kemenangan Management is a vague term which throughout the years many scientists have attempted to define. Is it the objectives of management or the roles one undertakes as a manager that best describes the work of managers? This is a question posed since 1971, when Henry Mintzberg established his contemporary theory on Management roles, which evidently differed to Henri Fayol’s 1949 classical theory on Management Functions...	2 / 287
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