Bureaucracies Are Different from Communities as Bureaucracies

question 15

Multiple Choice

Bureaucracies are different from communities as bureaucracies

• A) have broad purposes instead of specific objectives.
• B) value relationships rather than roles.
• C) value predictability and control instead of responsiveness and creativity.
• D) prefer to emphasize preservation and sustainability instead of productivity and growth.
• E) are held together by commitment instead of compliance.

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Definitions:

Plagiarism

Passing off the words or ideas of others as one’s own.

Report Problem

The process of identifying, documenting, and communicating issues within a project or organization to seek resolution.

Criteria

The standards used to evaluate or weigh the factors in a decision.

Progress Report

A progress report provides updates on the status of a project or task, summarizing accomplishments, identifying any issues, and outlining future steps.