Which of the following is not a feature of work in Japan?
A)life-time employment
B)formal lines of communication between workers and management
C)greater identification with a profession or union than with a company
D)macro-economic planning
E)close alignment of large companies with smaller firms.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In Japan, employees often identify more with their company than with a profession or union. This is in contrast to some Western cultures where professional identity might be stronger. The system in Japan emphasizes company loyalty and community, making choice C the correct answer as it does not accurately describe a typical feature of work in Japan.

Which of the Following Is Not a Feature of Work