Masonry Magazine October 1999 Page. 25

Masonry Magazine October 1999 Page. 25

Masonry Magazine October 1999 Page. 25
Are You a Manager... or a Leader

Read the popular press today and you'll happen upon article after article about effective managers and effective leaders.

But don't make the mistake of assuming that "management" and "leadership" are the same qualities. They're not. While management and leadership are both essential in most organizations, managers and leaders usually operate in very different ways.

This brief article will help you understand the differences between these two roles. More important, it will help you discover whether you're a manager, a leader, or one of those rare individuals who exhibit the qualities of both roles.

Now, let's examine the differences between a manager and a leader ...

1. A manager relies heavily on knowledge when making decisions. A leader often relies heavily on instinct and intuition.

2. A manager is vitally concerned with "process," or the way things are done. A leader is more likely to concern herself with opportunities for change and innovation.

3. A manager is interested in the pragmatic. A leader may be more interested in the conceptual and the abstract.

4. A manager tries to build a sense of order in his enterprise. A leader tolerates, even desires, ambiguity.

5. A manager monitors progress through data and information. A leader monitors progress by examining trends.

6. A manager builds his work week around sequential plans and schedules. A leader may be willing to operate on spur-of-the-moment judgments.

7. A manager is vitally concerned about current operations. A leader is vitally concerned about future operations.

8. A manager often attempts to influence others through policies. A leader often attempts to influence others through persuasion.

9. A manager formulates and implements strategy. A leader sets goals.

10. A manager works toward concrete objectives. A leader sets and pursues a vision.

11. A manager frequently sees herself as controlling and monitoring.

We help you keep them moving.

GRADALL®
LULL®

Replacement Parts
Quality! Delivery! Price!
Don't settle for second best. Let us supply your quality replacement parts with prompt delivery at competitive prices. Consult your TIFFIN PARTS DISTRIBUTOR today.

Tiffin Parts L.L.C.
235 Miami Street
Tiffin, OH 44883
Phone 800-219-6354
FAX 419-447-7527
E-mail: tifparts@bright.net

OVER 6000 SOLD

QUIKPOINT™ Mortar Gun

Save Time and Money $S, Quick, Clean, Accurate
DON'T SQUEEZE THAT BAG JUST PULL THE TRIGGER!!

* tuckpointing
* paving
* stonework
* tile
* thin brick
* glass block
* steel casments
* all types of masonry joints

FREE TWO WEEK TRIAL with Visa or Master Card
ASK ABOUT OUR GROUTER FOR FLATWORK
1-800-368-2292/FAX:508-371-2292
VISIT US AT: http://www.tiac.net/users/quikpnt
"E" MAIL: quikpnt@tiac.net
QUIKPOINT, INC.

MASONRY-SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER, 1999 25


Masonry Magazine December 2012 Page. 45
December 2012

WORLD OF CONCRETE

REGISTER NOW; RECEIVE A FREE HAT!
The first 25 people to register this month using source code MCAA will receive a free MCAA Max Hat (valued at $15.00)! The MCAA Max Hat features a 3D MCAA logo embroidered on front with a

Masonry Magazine December 2012 Page. 46
December 2012

Index to Advertisers

AIRPLACO EQUIPMENT
888.349.2950
www.airplace.com
RS #296

KRANDO METAL PRODUCTS, INC.
610.543.4311
www.krando.com
RS #191

REECHCRAFT
888.600.6060
www.reechcraft.com
RS #3

Masonry Magazine December 2012 Page. 47
December 2012

AMERIMIX
MORTARS GROUTS STUCCOS

Why Amerimix Preblended Products?

576

The choice is CLEAR:

Consistency

Labor reduction

Enhanced productivity

ASTM - pretested to ASTM specifications

Masonry Magazine December 2012 Page. 48
December 2012

MASON MIX
Type S Mortar
QUIKRETE
www.quikrete.com
800-282-5828

MASON MIX
Type 5 Mortar
COMMERCIAL GRADE
QUIKRETE

Our mortar mix on Vail's Solaris was so consistent, every bag was like the next. And the next