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Common Types of Groups in an Organization

When creating groups, you can organize them based on departments, management levels, or projects. This helps clarify the purpose of each group and enhances collaboration across the organization.

Here are 7 common types of groups:

1. Official Groups​

Created based on the company’s formal organizational structure and linked to departments.
An official group is marked with a special “V” badge after the group name.

2. Cross-Department Groups​

Created for close collaboration between two departments.
For example: "Sales & Marketing Collaboration"

3. Management Groups​

Formed based on different levels of management.
For example: "Sales Managers Group"

4. Product Feedback Groups​

Designed to gather product feedback.
For example: "Product Suggestions"

5. Learning & Interest Groups​

Created for internal learning or interest-based activities.
For example: "Hackathon Team", "Badminton Club"

6. Service Groups​

Formed by members who provide internal services within the organization.
For example: "Admin & Finance Support"

7. External Collaboration Groups​

Used for collaboration with external parties.
For example: "Vendor Group"