Organizational Scale Invariance Inside the attractor space, the system's behavior is highly complex and unstable. However, we can observe that this complexity is also organized and that, generally, it reproduces at a smaller scale what is observed at a more global level. As a consequence, similar behav- iors and configurations should, generally, be observed at different scales. This is the scale invariance property. If the assumption made on the chaotic nature of organizations is correct, we should, generally, observe scale invariance in the organizational world. That is to say that, in their chaotic domain, organizations should have a fractal form. For instance, we should observe several layers of similar patterns and configurations at the organizational, at the suborganizational, at the group and at the individual levels