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A 6 page paper which examines what the public expects of the bureaucracy and how the bureaucracy cannot solve all problems. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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though we as the individual have full control over what the government should, or should not do. We lose sight of the fact that there are numerous, countless, other people
with needs that are incredibly different from our own. Our expectations are, in these respects, quite unrealistic. At the same time our bureaucracy, the government the people put into place
long ago, was set up to meet the needs of the people, all the people, and it is our right, it seems, to expect the government to do for us.
The following paper examines what the public expects of the bureaucracy and also examines how the bureaucracy cannot solve all our problems. The paper also mentions how the bureaucracy is
often an institution, or combination of institutions, that work for their own desires and not the desires of the people. Expectations In first examining the expectations people have of
the bureaucracy we look at what a bureaucracy is and why we need it. "Bureaucracy is nothing more or less than a form of organization defined by certain attributes, including
a division of labor, allocation of functions, allocation of responsibility, supervision, the purchase of full-time employment, and the identification of career within the organization" (We the People, 2004). These bureaucracies
are organized within the government in order to carry out specific tasks that the society deems necessary. For example, they provide necessary services to those in need, to address specific
areas of concern such as terrorism or street repair, and to generally address the needs that the society sees as imperative. When something needs attention there is generally a portion
of the bureaucracy that covers that specific topic and if not, a new organization will often be formed to address the need. "Bureaucrats communicate with one another, maintain paper
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