For an instant way to create, update and distribute your organizational chart, Microsoft Word comes equipped with a tool that automatically generates hierarchical diagrams.

This document introduces you to Word's basic diagramming features and explains how to use them to create great diagrams. Along the way, it creates an illustrative example.

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An organizational chart is a way to convey an organization's structure, highlighting the different jobs, departments, and responsibilities that connect the company's employees to each other and to ...

No matter how small your business, an organizational chart will provide a sober picture of what the business needs from its staff and opportunities for delegation and growth in the future.

Your organizational chart should contain a roll-up of the headcounts. At a glance, you should be able to see how many direct reports and how many total reports a manager or executive has under his or ...