In a bureaucratic system of administration, obedience owed to a manager depends on his or her personal qualities such as personality and social status. T/F

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Cloe Hooper

15 February, 21:31

In a bureaucratic system of administration, obedience owed to a manager depends on his or her personal qualities such as personality and social status. T/F

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Harold Townsend · Answer 1

False

Explanation:

Bureaucracy is basis for systematic formation of the organisation and it is designed to ensure the efficiency and the economic effectiveness.

One of the bureaucratic management principle is Impersonal which includes:

The interpersonal relationships are characterized solely by the system of the public law and the rules and the requirements. The official views are free from any kind of the personal involvement, the emotions and the feelings. The decisions are made on basis of the rational factors, rather than the personal factors.

Hence, the given statement is false.