Question

In a bureaucracy, what is employment typically based on? a. Connections (who you know) c. Red tape b. First come, first serve d. Specific qualifications.

Answer 1

Bureaucracy is a system of government where decisions are taken by non-elected officials rather than by an elected representatives.

In a bureaucracy, employment is typically based on:

(d). Specific qualifications.

Bureaucracy

• It is a specific form of organization.

• It is defined by division of labour, permanence, complexity, hierarchical coordination and control, professional management, strict chain of command, and legal authority.

• Bureaucracy is totally rational and based on the rules, not on friendship or kinship.

The correct option is :

(d). Specific qualifications.

Because bureaucracy is rational, and it appoints only on the basis of qualification.

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