Quote by Albert Einstein

Bureaucracy is the death of all sound work

Bureaucracy is the death of all sound work

Summary

This quote suggests that bureaucracy, with its excessive rules and regulations, is detrimental to productivity and efficiency. It implies that bureaucratic systems stifle creativity, innovation, and good work. Bureaucracy can often lead to unnecessary red tape and delays, hindering the success and progress of any task or project. The quote highlights the negative impact that bureaucratic processes can have on achieving high-quality and effective work.

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