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I know that there are no stupid questions, only stupid people, and today I'm feeling like one of those but I have to ask this question.
Our organization employs eight salespeople. Each one has the same exact position - salesperson.
The previous management rep. created the organizational chart and made eight "blocks" or "boxes" to graphically illustrate each salesperson.
I would like to just list "sales department" or "sales" as one block. That way, sales is represented but if two quit or we hire one more, etc, then I'm not changing the chart and the chart is not "wrong".
Is it proper in charting to just show one block to represent a group of equal positions?
I don't see why not, but I've never had to do this before, either. Thanks in advance!
Our organization employs eight salespeople. Each one has the same exact position - salesperson.
The previous management rep. created the organizational chart and made eight "blocks" or "boxes" to graphically illustrate each salesperson.
I would like to just list "sales department" or "sales" as one block. That way, sales is represented but if two quit or we hire one more, etc, then I'm not changing the chart and the chart is not "wrong".
Is it proper in charting to just show one block to represent a group of equal positions?
I don't see why not, but I've never had to do this before, either. Thanks in advance!