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"All managers are leaders, but all leaders are not managers." Do you agree with the statement? Give reason to support your answer

Yes, the statement that all managers are leaders but all leaders are not managers correct. 

The difference between a Manger and a Leader :

Basis of DifferenceManagerLeader
ExistenceManagers exists only in formal organisations.Leaders can exist in formal as well as informal orgaisations.
ObjectiveThe objective of managers is to focus on the goals of the organisation.The objective of the Leader is to focus on the individual as well as the group goals of the followers.
Power and AuthorityThey have formal authority and power to influence the behaviour of the employees.They do not have any formal power or authority to influence the behaviour of the followers.
Functional SpreadManagers are responsible for planning, organising, staffing and directing.A leader's role is to guide and motivate the followers.

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a person whose job is to manage something,such as a business, a restaurart or any work,can be reffered as a manager.the managers are given their posts as so that they can coordinate and lead the people to do the job correctly.attimes their are situations where there are many managers who cant be considered a leader as they dont have the quality of a leader while all leaders do manage some kind of work.when someone is seen as a leader that itself says that he is leading some kind of work,leading a work can be said as he is managing his followers to do the same actions as his..therefore i dont agree to this statement "all managers are leaders,but all leaders are not managers".

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