Structural

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Organizational ImpactPlay
Think of 'structural' as the fundamental setup that supports how something works or is organized. SlideThe new CEO made structural reforms to streamline the workflow.
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Not Surface-LevelPlay
'Structural' implies deep or underlying aspects, not just superficial or cosmetic changes. SlideAfter the earthquake, we had to check the building for structural damage, not just cracks in the paint.
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Metaphorical UsePlay
Sometimes 'structural' is used metaphorically to describe frameworks beyond physical structures. SlideWe need to address the structural inequalities in our school system.