On the other hand, Denhardt (2011) highlights that Finer believed that bureaucracies have both technical and behavioral laws and regulations that hold administrators accountable when performing their duties. Accountability is one of the public service values that administrators must adhere to while occupying the public office as it develops trust between government and the public. Furthermore, these administrators are accountable to their bosses, politicians, and the citizens they serve (Denhardt, 2011). Moreover, bureaucracies are hierarchically structured and have a chain of command where the higher offices control those below
On the other hand, Denhardt (2011) highlights that Finer believed that bureaucracies have both technical and behavioral laws and regulations that hold administrators accountable when performing their duties. Accountability is one of the public service values that administrators must adhere to while occupying the public office as it develops trust between government and the public. Furthermore, these administrators are accountable to their bosses, politicians, and the citizens they serve (Denhardt, 2011). Moreover, bureaucracies are hierarchically structured and have a chain of command where the higher offices control those below