Read the attached paper, "What Leaders Really Do", and be prepared to answer questions in this week's quiz. The author of this paper offers a pragmatic understanding of what it is that real leaders actually do as they go about their work. It may differ from some of the leadership theory you read in the text. Answer the following questions; 1. The authors describe the differences between leadership and management. Do the paper and the text agree, differ, or complement one another? Explain. 2. Refer to the introductory paragraph at the top right of the paper, just beneath the title. Do you believe this statement appropriately sums up the content of the paper? Explain. 3. Did any of the "things leaders really do" surprise you? Explain. 4. Does it seem to you that the paper's author is using the same definition as the textbook authors (page 6), or do you think he is using one of the definitions on page 4 of the textbook? Explain your reasoning. 5. After reading the paper, do you now agree or disagree with the author's (Kotter) overall message? Explain. Read the attached paper, "What Leaders Really Do", and be prepared to answer questions in this week's quiz. The author of this paper offers a pragmatic understanding of what it is that real leaders actually do as they go about their work. It may differ from some of the leadership theory you read in the text. Answer the following questions; 1. The authors describe the differences between leadership and management. Do the paper and the text agree, differ, or complement one another? Explain. 2. Refer to the introductory paragraph at the top right of the paper, just beneath the title. Do you believe this statement appropriately sums up the content of the paper? Explain. 3. Did any of the "things leaders really do" surprise you? Explain. 4. Does it seem to you that the paper's author is using the same definition as the textbook authors (page 6), or do you think he is using one of the definitions on page 4 of the textbook? Explain your reasoning. 5. After reading the paper, do you now agree or disagree with the author's (Kotter) overall message? Explain