Part one of term paper
The essential dimensions of classical management were based on a closed system view of organisation; that is, essential dimensions emphasised on a mechanical structure of control. So the essential dimensions of classical management break down to a set of four rigid and formal guidelines:  Bureaucratic forms of control  Narrow ...

Part two of term paper
... and compliance exists so as efficiency and productivity is maximised. Bureaucratic forms of control create standardisation and this is bound with centralised power. These are the attributes wanted by those who are in command. By having strict bureaucratic control, those who are at the top of the hierarchy have much power, while those who are at the bottom have strictly little or no control. Narrow supervision is an essential dimension to classical management. By maintaining narrow supervis ...