szervezettsége

Szervezettsége is a Hungarian term describing the quality or degree of being organized. The word derives from szervezettség (organization, orderliness) with the possessive suffix -e, yielding the sense of “its organization” or “its level of organization” in a given context. The concept can refer to both general order and systematic arrangement.

In everyday use, szervezettsége characterizes how well a person, space, or activity is planned and structured. High szervezettsége implies clear goals, defined priorities, and orderly arrangements of tasks, schedules, and materials. Low szervezettsége often leads to confusion, wasted time, and disorganization. The term is commonly applied to homes, offices, events, and routines.

In business and project management, the concept is central to efficiency and effectiveness. A process or team with strong szervezettsége tends to have well-documented workflows, clear roles, reliable communication, and predictable outcomes. Evaluations of szervezettsége may consider documentation quality, scheduling discipline, and the alignment of resources with objectives.

In psychology and education, szervezettsége relates to cognitive organization and executive function. Well-organized information and strategies can reduce cognitive load and facilitate learning, while poor organization can hinder comprehension and performance. Cultural factors and individual differences can influence perceptions of what constitutes adequate szervezettség.

See also: szervezettség, rendszerezés, rend, rendszer, hatékonyság, projektmenedzsment.