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tall structure advantages
each member of staff knows who and where to report to
with many levels of management come more promotion opportunities, which can motivate staff.
there is a narrow span of control meaning managers have more time for decision making and supervision, and managers can also support subordinates
tall structure disadvantages
communication takes long to flow between levels, which can slow decision making
the organisation could react slowly to changes in the market
narrow span of control, meaning managers have to work closely with staff which could put staff under pressure, and there isnt many staff to share ideas with
flat structure advantages
information can be passed quickly between levels
organisation can react quickly to external factors
flat structure disadvantages
fewer levels of management meaning less promotion opportunites which can lower staff motivation
as there are fewer levels of management, staff could be put under pressure as more tasks
centralised structure advantages
there is a high degree of corporate identity and strategy exists as decisions are made for the whole organisation
procedures are kept standardised which ensures consistency
low risk of information leaking from branches or departments
centralised structure disadvnatages
decisions will not reflect the needs of local markets
the organisation will react slowly to external factors
less responsibility given to staff which can lower motivation
decentralised structure advantages
business will react quickly to external factors
subordinates are empowered which encourages creativity
decisions are made quickly as local managers do not need to consult with senior managers before making decisions
decentralised structure disadvantages
the organisation could lose overall corporate image if each branch is operarting differently
local branches may start competing against each other, if allowed to make key decisions
matrix structure advantages
each team has specialised staff from each functional area
complex problems can be solved
matrix structure disadvantages
staff can be confused who to report to
duplication of resources such as administration staff and equipment may occur
entrpreneurial structure advantages
decisions are made quickly are there is very little consultation
staff know who to report to
high quality decisions are made as decison makers are experienced
entrpreneurial structure disadvantages
can become a heavy workload for the main manager
if the owner is busy, key decisions cant be made