Leadership and management are not interchangeable terms. Kotter defines the functions of management as planning and budgeting,
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Leadership and management are not interchangeable terms. Kotter defines the functions of management as planning and budgeting, organizing and staffing, and controlling and problem solving. What does he see as the functions of leadership? What are the differences in function and form between leadership and management? How can those differences create conflict?
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