Cashiers at a department store are authorized to make price adjustments for customers of up to $25 without getting approval from their supervisors. This would suggest that the department store is a decentralized organization. In a company with decentralized organization the decisions are not made centrally by the head of the company (in our case manager of the store and supervisors) , but decisions are made by mid-level or lower-level managers (cashiers in our case).
