There was a quip from Admiral Hopper's video posted here last week[1] which caught my ear: You manage things. You lead people. Leadership is a forgotten and/

There was a quip from Admiral Hopper's video posted here last week[1] which caught my ear: You manage things. You lead people. Leadership is a forgotten and/or underappreciated concept. And Hopper was speaking in 1982. I can of course think of some counterarguments, and Hopper makes a few of them herself, consciously or not, in distinguishing rote, gut, and/or traditional modes of management from those based on measurement and outcomes. But she also clearly describes what she means, and practiced, by "leadership" as well. Especially as regards principles. ________________________________ Notes: 1. <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41356528 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41356528> The referenced comments occur late in the 2nd video of the set.