Government and society have an equal role in managing state agencies through bureaucratic reform to establish a continuous improvement along with the principles of justice and goodness. The development of bureaucratic reform indicates that public services are still weak. Bureaucratic structures are too fat and excess employees, resulting in overlapping functions and authority. The high rates of corruption, collusion and nepotism conducted by unscrupulous bureaucrats has triggered the slow bureaucratic reform goal attainment. The role of the leader also affects the poor performance of the bureaucracy at various levels. Moreover, competent and professional leaders are still in a small number. The persistence of patrimonialism model (leader sh...