According to the Japanese management practices, what refers to “my/one’s company” where people are treated as family members?

Question

(a) Ringi (b) Henko (c) Kacho (d) Kaisha (e) Habatsu.

Snezana Brankovic · Answer

option D-KAISHA.................................................................

rashid Shaikh Eldin Suliman · Answer

The answer is "Kaisha", it is the best answer

Nasir Hussain · Answer

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(d) Kaisha

Mohammed Shahid Ullah · Answer

The answer is "Kaisha". The popular theory is kaishan now used in modern business in the world.

Deleted user · Answer

I choose option D

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Elke Woofter · Answer

I believe it is called (d) Kaisha................

Wasi Rahman Sheikh · Answer

Option d) IS Answer <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Alex Al Yazouri · Answer

(d) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Kaisha

Vinod Jetley · Answer

(d)

According to the Japanese management practices, Kaisha refers to “my/one’s company” where people are treated as family members

MUHAMMED HARIS MI · Answer

My answer is Option-D >>>>>>>>>>>KAISHA

Muhammad Shakeel · Answer

With all experts.......................... Option (D).....Kaisha