The Classification Offered by Bartlett and Ghoshal (1998, 2002) Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

The classification offered by Bartlett and Ghoshal (1998, 2002) is helpful as a general framework for understanding the unique corporate culture that is relevant to global workforce diversity. Which answer below is not one of the typologies that Bartlett and Ghoshal used for their framework?

• A) Global Companies
• B) National Companies
• C) International Corporations
• D) Multinational Companies

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Definitions:

Zen Patriarch

A title given to spiritual leaders and founders within the Zen tradition of Buddhism.

Rinzai School

A sect of Zen Buddhism that emphasizes kensho (seeing one's true nature) and zazen (meditation) as the path to enlightenment, known for its use of koans.

Kano School

A dominant style of Japanese painting from the late 15th century to the 19th century, characterized by vivid colors and bold brush strokes, founded by Kano Masanobu.

Soto School

A school of Zen Buddhism that emphasizes meditation and the practice of zazen as a means to enlightenment, founded by Dogen in Japan.