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Sunday, March 31, 2013
Race to the top
Another great post by Seth Godin on employment.
Seth's whole post is here:
http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2013/03/toward-zero-unemployment-.html
LEADERSHIP: Management is almost diametrically opposed to leadership. Management is about generating yesterday’s results, but a little faster or a little more cheaply. We know how to manage the world—we relentlessly seek to cut costs and to limit variation, while we exalt obedience.
Leadership, though, is a whole other game. Leadership puts the leader on the line. No manual, no rule book, no überleader to point the finger at when things go wrong. If you ask someone for the rule book on how to lead, you’re secretly wishing to be a manager.
Leaders are vulnerable, not controlling, and they are racing to the top, taking us to a new place, not to the place of cheap, fast, compliant safety.
Are you being a leader, or just doing what your predecessor did?