Ideal Bureaucratic Systems That Weber Describes Tend to Reinforce The

question 30

Multiple Choice

Ideal bureaucratic systems that Weber describes tend to reinforce the:

• A) rise of numerous unofficial ways of doing things because of the lack of flexibility in completing tasks in a bureaucracy
• B) formal rules that legitimize and justify ways in which tasks are carried out
• C) organizational tension between male authority figures and female subordinates
• D) satisfaction at work thanks to emphasized organizational techniques
• E) legitimate need for official scheduling and emphasis on task-based assignments

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