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Life of an Architect Podcast Ep. 134: Management 101

Life of an Architect Podcast

Life of an Architect Podcast Ep. 134: Management 101

It happens to most people eventually. Some get there quickly, while others take a bit longer. Transitioning into a management role is a natural evolution of skill development.


By Bob Borson, FAIA | September 18, 2023
Life of an Architect Podcast Ep. 134: Management 101
Understanding the distinctions between leadership and management is crucial because it clarifies the roles and responsibilities of individuals within an organization. Both are necessary for an organization’s success, but they serve different purposes and require different skill sets. Effective leadership inspires and guides, while effective management ensures tasks are completed efficiently.

It happens to most people eventually. Some get there quickly, while others take a bit longer. Transitioning into a management role is a natural evolution of skill development, but that doesn’t necessarily make it any easier. Chances are you’re ready for management, but in case you’ve questions, we think we have answers. Welcome to episode 134: Management 101.

Special thanks to today’s sponsor, Construction Specialties. They are so focused on the importance of mastering movement that they have created CEUs specifically on mastering movement. Each course is worth 1 AIA LU/HSW and is part of the Mastering Movement Academy by CS. Visit masteringmovement.net to take this and other courses.

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