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Q Hello Class, The following link is a video from the Forum of Christian Leaders about the difference between leadership and management. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXTY0Gmp-cs According to John Lenton management has a negative connotation. Why is it so? Please answer briefly.

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Management has a negative connotation because there can be authority resisted by some subordinate organizational members. This can happen when the manager might be considered to be too strict and not flexible at all. Therefore, some or most subordinate organizational members might have the fear that making mistakes would mean warning or termination. There can also be the fear of some underperforming subordinate employees to become embarrassed in front of good performers.