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Being a renowned leadership and coaching consultant, Jeffery Whippo shares that due to decentralization, organizational structures tend to encourage more fluid information processing. It enables the organization to respond better and faster to unexpected events.
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Jeffery Whippo Explains that Organizational Structures Encourage More Fluid Information Processing
Jeffery D Whippo explains the Importance of Organizational Structure • Being a renowned leadership and coaching consultant, Jeffery Whipposhares that due to decentralization, organizational structures tend to encourage more fluid information processing • It enables the organization to respond better and faster to unexpected events • He considers it vital to set up an organizational chart that reflects your future ideal organization • You will be able to visualize where you are going and get there faster • Whippobelieves that it is the successful organizational structure that provides employees with more clarity and helps manage expectations and provide consistency
Jeffery Talks About the Sound and Ideal Organizational Structure • This organizational structure facilitates administration, promotes growth and diversification, foster coordination, and provides for the optimum use of technological innovation • Besides, it also permits optimum use of resources and stimulates creativity • In addition, it ensures cooperation among workers and facilitates the growth of enterprise • Jeffery Whippopoints that a sound organization facilitates the performance of various managerial functions by division of labor, consistent delegation and clarity of authority
About Jeffery Whippo • Jeffery D Whippois a professional educator and developer of people, teams, and leaders • Besides, he is a well-educated professional who has attended California Coast University, Boston University, California State Polytechnic University, Community College of the Air Force, and Citrus College • He also worked as a Combat Intelligence Specialist for the USAF for almost 4 years