Bureaucratic management may be
described as "a formal system of
organization based on clearly
defined hierarchical levels and roles
in order to maintain efficiency and
effectiveness."
Bureaucratic Theory was
developed by a German
Sociologist and political
economist Max Weber (1864-
1920). According to him,
bureaucracy is the most
efficient form of organization.
The organization has a well-
defined line of authority. It
has clear rules and
regulations which are strictly
followed.
Max Weber develop the
bureaucratic model of the
organisation which is most
rational means of caring out
of imperative control over the
Human being.
Management Responsibility
is based on the person
demonstrative ability to hold
the position.
Weber's view of bureaucracy (or
bureaucratic management) was
a system of power where
leaders exercise control over
others -- a system based on
discipline
Bureaucracy as most efficient
form of management model that
can be used most effectively for
complex organisation, such as-
Govt. organisation, Military
Organisations etc.
The characteristics or features of Bureaucratic
model are as follows :-
# Administration through well defined rules.
# Assignment of activities to individual fixed duties.
# Fixed salary based on status or rank rather or the
work perform and guaranteed pension as security for
old age.
# There are Formal and Impersonal relations among the
member of the organisation.
# There is a high degree of Division of Labour
and Specialization.
# There is a well defined Hierarchy of Authority.
# It follows the principle of Rationality, Objectively
and Consistency.
# Interpersonal relations are based on positions
and not on personalities.
# There are well defined Rules and Regulations.
These rules must be strictly followed.
# The rules and procedure are decided
for works , So that the management
process become easy.
# The duties and responsibilities
of each job are clearly defined.
There is no Question of
overlapping.
# The selection process and
promotion process are based on merit
and expertise, there is optimum
utilization of resources.
# The enterprises does not suffer if
some persons are not available.
Bureaucratic organisation is a very
rigid type of organisation. It does not
give importance to human relations.
It is suitable for government
organisations. It is also suitable for
organisations where change is very
slow. It is appropriate for static
organisations.
# This System Suffer from too much of
paper work.
# It has rigidity.
# The employs does not develop belong
ness to the organisation.
# Lack of growth of employs because of
excessive rules & regulation .
Bureaucratic organisation is criticised because
of the following reasons :-
# There will be unnecessary delay in
decision-making due to formalities
and rules.
# There is difficulty in coordination
and communication.
# There is limited scope for Human
Resource (HR).
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Buerocratic model

  • 2.
    Bureaucratic management maybe described as "a formal system of organization based on clearly defined hierarchical levels and roles in order to maintain efficiency and effectiveness."
  • 3.
    Bureaucratic Theory was developedby a German Sociologist and political economist Max Weber (1864- 1920). According to him, bureaucracy is the most efficient form of organization. The organization has a well- defined line of authority. It has clear rules and regulations which are strictly followed.
  • 4.
    Max Weber developthe bureaucratic model of the organisation which is most rational means of caring out of imperative control over the Human being. Management Responsibility is based on the person demonstrative ability to hold the position.
  • 5.
    Weber's view ofbureaucracy (or bureaucratic management) was a system of power where leaders exercise control over others -- a system based on discipline Bureaucracy as most efficient form of management model that can be used most effectively for complex organisation, such as- Govt. organisation, Military Organisations etc.
  • 7.
    The characteristics orfeatures of Bureaucratic model are as follows :- # Administration through well defined rules. # Assignment of activities to individual fixed duties. # Fixed salary based on status or rank rather or the work perform and guaranteed pension as security for old age. # There are Formal and Impersonal relations among the member of the organisation.
  • 8.
    # There isa high degree of Division of Labour and Specialization. # There is a well defined Hierarchy of Authority. # It follows the principle of Rationality, Objectively and Consistency. # Interpersonal relations are based on positions and not on personalities. # There are well defined Rules and Regulations. These rules must be strictly followed.
  • 9.
    # The rulesand procedure are decided for works , So that the management process become easy. # The duties and responsibilities of each job are clearly defined. There is no Question of overlapping.
  • 10.
    # The selectionprocess and promotion process are based on merit and expertise, there is optimum utilization of resources. # The enterprises does not suffer if some persons are not available.
  • 11.
    Bureaucratic organisation isa very rigid type of organisation. It does not give importance to human relations. It is suitable for government organisations. It is also suitable for organisations where change is very slow. It is appropriate for static organisations.
  • 12.
    # This SystemSuffer from too much of paper work. # It has rigidity. # The employs does not develop belong ness to the organisation. # Lack of growth of employs because of excessive rules & regulation . Bureaucratic organisation is criticised because of the following reasons :-
  • 13.
    # There willbe unnecessary delay in decision-making due to formalities and rules. # There is difficulty in coordination and communication. # There is limited scope for Human Resource (HR).
  • 14.