What Are Established Practices?

British historian Parkinson's analysis of the self-expanding and inefficient efficiency of some British bureaucracy has revealed a strange phenomenon: during his time in the British government, he found out by comparing the British Navy Department from 1914 to 1928 : In 14 years, the number of British naval vessels has been reduced by two-thirds, and the number of naval personnel has been reduced from 146 thousand to 100,000. However, Navy officials increased by 3,569 from 2,000, a 78% increase. Fewer soldiers and fewer ships means fewer jobs, but the number of officers has increased significantly. The same thing happened in the British Colony.