organogram

noun
UK /ɔːˈɡænəɡræm/
US /ɔːrˈɡænəɡræm/

A chart that shows who works where in a company and who is in charge of whom.

The manager drew an organogram so everyone could see the new team structure.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A diagram that shows how the parts of any organized system fit together.

The volunteer group posted an organogram of its committees on the wall.

3. A visual map of job titles and reporting relationships used in planning.

During the merger, the planners studied the organogram to avoid duplicate roles.

4. A chart showing the levels of authority from top leaders down to staff.

The organogram made it clear that the director sat at the very top.