What does "organizational" mean?

1. (relating to a company or group) relating to the way a company, group, or institution is structured and managed. 2. (relating to planning and order) relating to the ability to plan things and keep them in order.

How do you use "organizational"?

Usually placed before the noun it modifies. Commonly collocates with 'skills', 'abilities', or 'strategies'.

organizational

adj.

US //ˌɔɹɡənəˈzeɪʃənəɫ// or·ga·ni·za·tion·al

1 relating to a company or group (adj.)
B2 Upper Intermediate Academic

relating to the way a company, group, or institution is structured and managed.

pertaining to the structure, hierarchy, or internal processes of an organization.

Example

The company is making some organizational changes to improve how teams work together.

Example

The merger necessitated a complete overhaul of the organizational structure to eliminate redundant management layers and streamline communication.

Usage

Usually placed before the noun it modifies.
2 relating to planning and order (adj.)
B2 Upper Intermediate

relating to the ability to plan things and keep them in order.

relating to the systematic planning and coordination of activities or resources.

Example

She has excellent organizational skills and never misses a deadline.

Example

Effective organizational strategies are essential when managing a project with multiple stakeholders and a limited budget.

Usage

Commonly collocates with 'skills', 'abilities', or 'strategies'.
- disorganized

Origin

From organization + -al.