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/ˌbjʊərəʊˈkrætɪk ˈkʌltʃər/ · bur·eu·cra·tic cul·ture
noun
- A culture characterized by a complex system of rules, regulations, and procedures that prioritize efficiency and order over individual creativity and initiative. The company's bureaucratic culture made it difficult for employees to take risks and innovate.
- A set of values and norms that emphasize the importance of hierarchy, protocol, and formal procedures in an organization. The university's bureaucratic culture made it challenging for students to navigate the administrative process.
Synonyms
administrative culturered tape culturecorporate cultureorganizational culturegovernmental cultureinstitutional cultureofficial cultureregulatory culture
Antonyms
Did you know? The term 'bureaucratic culture' is often associated with the concept of 'red tape,' which refers to the excessive complexity and rigidity of administrative procedures. This phrase originated in the 17th century, when the term 'red tape' referred to the red tape used to bind official documents.