Monday, February 14, 2011

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

Success

“Failure is success if we learn from it. ” - Malcolm Forbes

TOPIC OF THE DAY

Manage Things, Lead People

Both management and leadership skills are needed at the organizational, team, and personal levels. It's not a case of either/or, but and/also. Futurist, Joel Barker provides another helpful distinction between the two roles; "managers manage within paradigms, leaders lead between paradigms." Both are needed. Trying to run an organization with only leadership or management is like trying to cut a page with half a pair of scissors. Leadership and management are a matched set; both are needed to be effective.

Systems and processes (management) for example, are critical to success. You and your organization can be using the latest technologies and be highly focused on customers and those serving them (leadership), but if the methods and approaches you're using to structure and organize your work is weak, your performance will suffer badly. People in your organization can be "empowered," energized, and enlightened; but if your systems, processes, and technologies don't enable them to perform well, they won't. Developing the discipline, and using the most effective tools and techniques, of personal and organization systems and processes is a critical element of high performance.


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