American English
/ˌɔɹ.gə.nɪˈzeɪ.ʃə.nl̩/
6 syllables · Stress the fourth syllable.
Connected with the structure, management, or activities of a company, group, or institution.
Connected with the structure, management, or activities of a company, group, or institution.
The company changed its organizational structure.
Organizational culture can affect how people work.
organizational structure · organizational culture · organizational change
organizational + noun
organizational + noun + of + noun
Connected with planning and arranging tasks, time, or things in an orderly way.
Good organizational skills are important in this job.
She uses organizational tools to manage her schedule.
Organizational usually describes a system, skill, or activity, not a person. For a person, use organized: She's very organized.
organizational skills · organizational tools
organizational + noun
organizational + noun + for + noun
The way roles, departments, and responsibilities are arranged in a company or group.
The new organizational structure has three departments.
The shared values and usual ways of working in a company or group.
A healthy organizational culture helps keep employees.
The ability to plan and arrange tasks, time, and materials well.
Her organizational skills keep the team on schedule.