The diagram or chart that shows how a company or business is organized is called a/an?

• A. Organizational Chart
• B. Flowchart
• C. Network Diagram
• D. Map of Roles

Answer: (A)

The diagram that shows who reports to whom and how a company is structured is called an organizational chart. It visually represents the hierarchy, departments, and roles, making it clear who has authority and how information flows up and down the chain of command.

A flowchart, by contrast, maps the steps in a process or workflow, focusing on the sequence of actions rather than the people and reporting lines. A network diagram illustrates connections within a network, such as computer or communication links, not the formal organizational structure. A map of roles isn’t a standard term for how a company is arranged and wouldn’t necessarily convey the reporting relationships or organizational hierarchy.