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Rules on how to create an organisational structure

The Project Roadmap® from www.gpm-ipma.de includes the Company and Project Organization and matrix of responsibilities! 


The organizational structure helps to avoid situations where it is unclear who reports to whom and who is responsible for the performance of their subordinates.


Holistic description of the organization's activities


Organizational structure is a tool for managing people in a company or project; it is an organization chart with which linear subordination is visible.

The organization structure/diagram is part of the organization's activity model.

The model of the organization's activity is a set of interdependent and complementary graphical models of various types, each of which describes the existing situation in a particular subject area of activity.


A holistic description of the organization's activities can be performed according to the model developed by IDS SCHEER, which looks like this on one slide.


Organizational structure, regulations, job descriptions, functional responsibilities, and matrices of authority (responsibility)  are just some reports from the organization model that are created and updated manually or automatically using Business process management software (BPMS).


Rules for the minimum required number of positions and people to unite them into organizational units and consolidate (aggregate) organizational units


The following types of organizational units are usually used:

Direction = minimum 2 departments (15 positions, 15 people)

Department  = minimum 2 departments ( 7 positions, 7 people)

Desk = minimum 3 positions (3 people = 1 manager + 2 subordinate positions and a person)

Team = minimum 2 positions (2 people = 1 Team Lead + 1 Team Member) 


15 positions, 15 people7 positions, 7 people3 positions, 3 people2 positions, 2 people


Remembering that the word minimum in determining the number of positions and people for each organizational unit means that there may be more.  For example, a team may have 10 positions, but it will not be transformed into a department, although formally, admittedly, there will already be grounds for this. One such ground maybe this organizational unit's design or cross-functional inconstancy.


The rule for creating an organizational structure only by levels of units


In accordance with this rule, only unit names are indicated according to the color designation of the level of the organizational unit but not indicate the names of positions.

The advantage of this rule is the demonstration of the so-called bird's eye view, which allows you to compactly show all organizational units of the company.


The rule for creating an organizational structure only by the full names of positions of units


This rule details the organizational structure created only by unit levels.

In accordance with this rule, only the full names of positions of units are indicated in accordance with the color designation of the level of the organizational unit.


The rule for forming the names of organizational units


The business unit's name is appended to the principal business function name.

Core business functionOrganizational unitUnit name
 Sales Direction Sales Direction
 Department Sales Department
 Desk Sales Desk
 Team Sales Team
 Sub-team Sales Sub-team


The rule for forming job titles in organizational units


General rule: [Position level] + [Business Function] + [Position]


Directories

Position levelBusiness functionPositionOrganizational unit
 Chief
 Lead
 Senior
 Middle
 Junior
..........
 Chief
 ->Lead
 -->Senior
 --->Middle
 ---->Junior


 Technical
 Product
 Engineering
 Business Development
 Software Development
 Marketing
 Sales
 Human Capital
 Operation
 Finance
 Legal
 Project
 Process
 Officer
 Head
 Manager
 Specialist

..........
 Officer
 ->Head
 -->Manager
 --->Specialist



 Direction
 Department
 Desk
 Team
 Sub-team
..........
 Direction
 ->Department
 -->Desk
 --->Team
 ---->Sub-team



For example: Chief + Technical + Officer


Using a combination of level and position allows you to build a career ladder within each business function, promising and ensuring company employees' career and professional growth.

Position levelBusiness functionPosition
Lead
Senior
Middle
Junior
MarketingLead Marketing Specialist
Senior Marketing Specialist
Middle Marketing Specialist
Junior Marketing Specialist


SDTEST® allows you to determine in project managers the makings of a blue behavior model that is most appropriate to create the organisation structure. The higher the percentage in blue due to the SDTEST®, the more naturally the model of this person's behavior corresponds to the requirements to create the organisation structure.

2023.05.01
Valerii Kosenko
Propriétaire de produit SaaS Pet Project SDTEST®

Valerii était qualifié en tant que pédagogue social en 1993 et ​​a depuis appliqué ses connaissances en gestion de projet.
Valerii a obtenu une maîtrise et la qualification du projet et des gestionnaires de programme en 2013. Au cours de son programme de maîtrise, il s'est familiarisé avec la feuille de route du projet (GPM Deutsche Gesellschaft Für Projektmanagement e. V.) et Spiral Dynamics.
Valerii a passé divers tests de dynamique en spirale et a utilisé ses connaissances et son expérience pour adapter la version actuelle de SDTest.
Valerii est l'auteur de l'exploration de l'incertitude du V.U.C.A. Concept utilisant la dynamique en spirale et les statistiques mathématiques en psychologie, plus de 20 sondages internationaux.
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