Public sector reform in the United States of America has been applied in different periods, but with the same purpose to improve administrative efficiency. The contemporary American public sector reform (1993 – Present) was called the public sector reform of reinventing Government. This reform adapted the concept of public sector reengineering proposed by David Osbourne and Ted Gaebler into the public sector reform, with serious action taken from Bill Clinton’s period onwards. The organization called the National Performance Review (NPR) was established to study and present some guidelines and standards of public sector reform, which led to 24 a report called From Red Tape to Results: Creating a Government that Works Better & Costs Less. The NPR recommended the Government change the administration ofh “Bureaucratic Government” into an administration of “Entrepreneurial Government”. In doing this, the government organizations have to eliminate administrative inefficiency and wastefulness, so as to make this meet the public or customer’s requirements, as well as adjusting the human resource system, corporate culture and developing the government officers’ competency and decision-making skills.