Leading vs Managing

The CEO of a large tech company was facing a difficult challenge. She had been tasked with transforming the company’s operations and culture to remain competitive in the rapidly changing industry. The company had been successful for many years, but the CEO knew that if they didn’t make changes, they would soon be left behind.

She decided to focus on developing a culture of innovation and risk-taking. She wanted to create an environment where employees felt empowered to take risks and think outside the box. She knew that the only way to achieve this was to lead by example.

The CEO also worked to develop her own emotional intelligence. She recognized that as a leader, she needed to be able to understand and empathize with her team. She made sure to listen to their ideas and provide constructive feedback. She also made sure to show appreciation for their hard work and dedication.

The CEO’s leadership style had inspired her team to move beyond the status quo and achieve greater success. She had demonstrated that effective leadership requires both management and leadership skills. She had also shown that emotional intelligence is essential for inspiring trust and motivating people to take risks.

The CEO’s story serves as an example of how effective leadership can inspire a team to move beyond the status quo and achieve greater success. Her story is a reminder that leadership requires both management and leadership skills, and that emotional intelligence is essential for inspiring trust and motivating people to take risks.

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Phil Johnson, Executive Coach

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