A Comparative Analysis of the Differences Between Leadership and Management
Year: 2024
Type: peer-review
Abstract: Management and leadership problems are examined, as are methods for addressing them. Rapid institutional change, training the next generation of leaders, dealing with cultural differences, and ethical concerns are just some of the difficulties that leaders must confront. Leaders must be adaptable, willing to make changes in the face of uncertainty, and committed to sourcing and developing talent from inside the organization. Emotional intelligence, ethical leadership, and the use of agile management practises are the lynchpins of every successful management or leadership team. To be competitive, businesses need leaders who can adjust to new situations, and here is where emotional intelligence comes in handy. While ethical leadership inspires workers to do the right thing, flexible management practises promote innovation and data-driven decision making. Successful institutions or organisations provide their top executives with the training they need to take advantage of the opportunities and overcome the threats of the modern business world. An organization’s future prospects may improve if it invests in the growth of its leadership team and adopts flexible business practises. The paper recommends that businesses prioritise leadership development programmes that seek to identify, nurture, and empower future leaders through training, mentoring, and experiential learning in order to create a pipeline of leaders who can handle change, motivate their teams, and spark innovation.
Authors: Ananyi, Solomon Oyenashie, Ololube, Prince Nwachukwu
Institutions: Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Ignatius Hospital
Language: English
Subfield: Strategy and Management
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6949472525