The Problem with Corporate Hierarchy!

The Huge Problems with Corporate Hierarchy
Traditional corporate hierarchy is so common in the business world today that we don't even question it. But corporate hierarchy and traditional organizational structures cause a lot of problems. In this video, we will take a look at some of the biggest problems with traditional organizational structure and design and at some alternative organizational design options like flat organizational structure that you can implement at your company.
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[@iarwainthabombadil7724]

It's strange but business always gets me so motivated. I might even go get the laptop on this. Use all ten fingers instead of only 2 thumbs like the outdated presentation on Downs Syndrome they gave us freshman at Bridgewater Raynham Regional High in 2001. "Now try to tie your shoes with only your thumbs."
Unrelated, but I could work a Waldorf fountain finely with just my thumbs, and I've heard that's a serious problem for some of my betters.
Hierarchy.

[@OrganizationalEngineering]

Super stoked it got you motivated. I can't tell you how many times I have sat down and watched someone else's video and got up to start working. Glad to know I'm able to pay that forward here!

[@angelflower176]

I agree with this!! 100%!

[@OrganizationalEngineering]

Glad it resonated with you, Angel. Hopefully we can get more people to understand these concepts so that things start to change.

[@iarwainthabombadil7724]

This is unrelated but how many Asian Women in power Suits are there in the business world? I'm serious.

[@OrganizationalEngineering]

Are you talking about the B-roll? I haven't watched this video in a while but I will keep an eye out next time I do a video.
I'm actually looking at starting a new channel on how to find happiness and prosperity as individuals and society.

[@czaser]

Such a poor understanding of hierarchies…
or a badly attempt to give them a bad rep just to sell you some waste of a service.

[@OrganizationalEngineering]

Sorry to hear you feel that way. I'm open to alternative views and would love to hear the specifics of what you feel is incorrect and your counter points.