The graph below shows a typical American and a Japanese office. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and comparisons where relevant

The graphs compare

Japanese

and American typical offices.

Overall

, the typical

office

of

Japanese

and American are dramatically different, with the former focusing on the interaction between people and the latter encouraging employees independent work. In the

Japanese

office

, the chairs were arranged into two large areas. Specifically, each area comprises two opposite rows, with the tables distanced in order for to people discuss easily. Controller sections and the grader manager department were placed at the top of each row and the top of the

office

respectively to ensure that administrators could observe team members. Meanwhile, the space workers were divided into separate chambers in the centre with walls to avoid disruption.

Similarly

, manager areas were

also

organized into individual apartments. There are two windows opposite the administrative areas in the American

office

.

While

the

Japanese

office

has only windows after the manager department.

This

office

also

placed a chair outside the

office

for the waiter.