What are the differences between managerial communication skills and leadership communication?
A. The ability to write, speak and interact with people effectively is at the core of all good communication, as is the ability to analyze an audience and develop a communication strategy that accomplishes the communication objective. The primary difference is that leadership communication becomes more complex. As the audience becomes more diverse and larger, the communication strategy becomes more complicated. Individuals who move into higher levels of an organization become the leaders of change and vision and, eventually, the company’s public face and voice.
