What is a hierarchial organizational structure?

[niyati]

can anyone explain me this.

 

[danisjohn]

A hierarchical organizational structure is a system where employees are ranked at various levels within the organization, with each level having authority over the levels below. It typically features a clear chain of command, from top executives to entry-level workers, promoting organized communication, defined roles, and efficient decision-making processes.

 

[Olivia]

A hierarchical organizational structure is a system where people are ranked in levels, from top to bottom. Each person reports to someone above them. It helps define roles, responsibilities, and decision-making clearly.

 

[ankita]

A hierarchical organizational structure is a top-down, pyramid-shaped management system where authority and control flow from a single entity at the top to multiple levels of subordinates below, creating rigid lines of command. This structure features clear levels of responsibility and a chain of command, allowing for standardization, control, and clear career paths, but can also lead to slow information flow and delayed decision-making.

 

[deepak]

A hierarchical organizational structure is a structure in which employees are ordered in terms of authority. It has distinct chain of command with top management passing the decision which are transmitted down through middle management to the lower level employees. This structure assists in ensuring order, accountability and effective communication in an organization.

 

[robertwilliam]

A hierarchical organizational setup is a system resembling a pyramid that is structured from top to bottom, having a definite authority line from higher-level managers to workers at the ground level.