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Taylor Schlenker
on Dec 10, 2024
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In general, bigger organizations are less centralized than smaller organizations.
Centralized
A system in which decision-making authority is concentrated at the top levels of management or within a central location.
Bigger Organizations
Refers to larger entities typically characterized by a greater number of employees, structures, and complexity in operations and management.
- Discern the relationship between the size of an organization and its structural organization, along with its decision-making mechanisms.
- Distinguish between the structural attributes of divergent organizational types, notably mechanistic and organic, as well as flat and tall organizational forms.
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Learning Objectives
- Discern the relationship between the size of an organization and its structural organization, along with its decision-making mechanisms.
- Distinguish between the structural attributes of divergent organizational types, notably mechanistic and organic, as well as flat and tall organizational forms.
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