Hierarchical Organization

Hierarchical organization refers to a system structured in layers, where elements are ranked according to levels of importance or authority. Imagine a pyramid: at the top is the highest authority, and as you move down, each level has its own specific roles and responsibilities. This structure is common in companies, governments, and nature, helping to manage complex systems by clearly defining who reports to whom and how decisions are made. Each level interacts with those above and below it, facilitating communication and order within the organization.