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Management
a Comprehensive Overview
By Mary Ann Cozad, Shane Gray, Tyler Hammond, and Carrie McClure
Shane Gray 5
Homogenous Comparison
According to Kaiser, McGinnis, and
Overfield, (2012) leadership as a
social influence process in which
leaders use interpersonal behaviors to
motivate followers to contribute to
group goals. On the other hand,
business-oriented models emphasize the
leadership of organizational functions
such as strategy, structure, staffing, and
work systems (p. 119). In essence, the
comparison of the previous statements
provide the comparison of leadership
and management respectively.
each other.
Application
Shane Gray 9
Heterogenous Comparison
Strategic leadership
Seen as the guiding force behind a strategic plan
Strategic management
Can be considered a map of a strategic plan
Carrie McClure 12
Heterogenous Comparison
Strategic leadership
Is an active process
Strategic management
Can be seen as a passive process
Carrie McClure 13
Heterogenous Comparison
Strategic leadership
Functions as a group, rather than just one
individual
Strategic management
Specific tasks may fall to one person and/or their
staff
Carrie McClure 14
Heterogenous Comparison
Carrie McClure 15
Heterogenous Comparison
Watsons 7-S organizational framework lists both the hard and soft Ss of management and
leadership (as cited in Taylor & Machado, 2006, p. 143).
Shane Gray 17
Personal Example
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