The term Bureaucracy is used for the ability of an organization of any size to successfully apply its actions in the process of carrying out a mission or purpose of reaching an agreement. Generally the word is related to governmental entities, corporations and non-governmental organizations. The Bureaucracy not only ensures that this mission to be carried out not only meets the objectives to be executed, but also seeks to optimize its fulfillment to obtain the highest possible efficiency and at the lowest possible cost of resources.
Bureaucracy is considered by Contemporary Students an Inefficient Phenomenon. However, there are a large number of bureaucratic organizations around the world. The precursor of the term Bureaucracy was Max Weber, a German sociologist, economist and administrative academic, who introduced the concept of Bureaucracy in the social sciences, generalizing the idea that it was superior to any other form of organization and explaining the solidity and efficiency of Bureaucratic organizations., thus giving a guarantee of a stable state and made up of ethical values capable of forming and maintaining an organization or standing.
Current authors and analysts maintain that Weber's thesis was poorly translated into English and therefore misinterpreted. Rationality also includes the reduction of uncertainty regarding the internal procedures of an organization, giving transparency and clarity to the processes in execution, in this way, the Bureaucracy guarantees for the organization that applies it a superiority over the others that gives it credibility and trust.
