1
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business hierarchy
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United Kingdom
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Hierarchical structure with clear levels of authority and reporting, with titles such as CEO, manager, supervisor, etc.
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1
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2
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corporate hierarchy
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United Kingdom
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Corporate hierarchy is generally formal and structured, with clearly defined levels of authority and decision-making power.
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1
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3
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hierarchical workplace structure
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United Kingdom
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Commonly seen with a clear chain of command and formal titles.
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1
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4
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hierarchies in workplace
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United Kingdom
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There is a balance between respecting workplace hierarchies and encouraging open communication and input from employees at different levels, with less emphasis on seniority.
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1
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5
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hierarchy in organizations
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United Kingdom
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Hierarchical structures exist, but there is also a focus on challenging authority and promoting innovation and individualism.
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1
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6
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management hierarchy
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United Kingdom
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Emphasizes clear levels of authority and decision-making power
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1
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7
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office hierarchy
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UK
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Respect for hierarchical structure is important, with clear lines of authority
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1
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8
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organizational structure
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United Kingdom
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Organizational structure often includes clearly defined job roles and responsibilities.
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1
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9
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professional hierarchy
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United Kingdom
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Respect for authority and clear lines of reporting are important.
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1
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10
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workplace hierarchy
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UK
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There is generally a respect for hierarchy, but open communication and directness are also valued.
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1
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11
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workplace hierarchy
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UK
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Emphasis on equality, less formal hierarchy and more open communication
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1
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12
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workplace hierarchy
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United Kingdom
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Tendency towards flatter organizational structures and more informal communication between different levels of employees
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1
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