I think it is a pet peeve of his and he doesn't care what the dictionary says

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Mar 3, 2021
7:40:55am

JayOwen Gie's a break

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JayOwen

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Leadership is not a group of people.

JayOwen Gie's a break

3/3/21 6:25am

How does that help you in any way?

Cougarclaw

3/3/21 6:26am

Don't get your question. How does it help me knowing the difference between Leader and Leadership?

JayOwen

3/3/21 6:33am

Yes

Sandy Lyle

3/3/21 7:14am

Don't know how either helps you besides knowing the proper usage and what I think about the proper usage.

JayOwen

3/3/21 7:22am

But using the word leadership in referring to a group of people, is not wrong.

TheHop

3/3/21 7:38am

This is why I asked. It's because it's a definition without a use or purpose

Cougarclaw

3/3/21 8:31am

Sometimes this stuff drives me nuts.

TheHop

3/3/21 7:32am

I think it is a pet peeve of his and he doesn't care what the dictionary says

JayOwen

3/3/21 7:40am

Sounds like the kind of "leader" I don't want to work for

flyzag

3/3/21 8:39am

Kind of like, “We appreciate the Aaronic priesthood for administering the

garyfan

3/3/21 7:22am

Referring to my supervisors/managers as “leadership” kind of bugs me because

Junior Deputy

3/3/21 7:45am

Having a "Leader" feels more demeaning than having a "Manager"

ochobeeguy

3/3/21 8:34am

I don't know, 'leader' suggests giving direction, where 'manager' suggests that

downtownchrisbrown

3/3/21 9:11am

Leader suggests you need to be led and have no direction.

ochobeeguy

3/3/21 10:05am

The dictionary disagrees with your presenter. 'Leadership' has two meanings

downtownchrisbrown

3/3/21 7:53am

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