Which statement was true of the japanese workplace in the boom years? employees were highly dedicated to their companies. employees received limited benefits but were seldom fired. few employees worked for the same company for their entire lives. employees had few skills and lacked team spirit.

Employees were highly dedicated to their companies.

The statement that was true of the Japanese workplace in the boom years is : Employees were highly dedicated to their companies.- ( first choice)

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