Statements such as "Managers control; leaders inspire" represent a view that leaders and managers are fundamentally different kinds of people. True or false?

true

Explanation:

There are notable difference between these type of persons found in different organizations.

Managers accept and follow through laid down processes at work place and try to control the environment. Sometimes, when issues arise at work, they quickly move to resolve them and they may not have the right information regarding the problem at hand.

Leaders differ because when chaotic situations arise, they can bear them in good faith and take their time to understand issues at hand before seeking every options for resolution.

Answer: True

Explanation:

Leaders tend to have more influence with in-group followers than with out-group followers.