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

The

two

graphs illustrate the differences in typical

office

design in

two

countries, Japan and America.

Overall

, the Japanese typical

office

shows less privacy compared to the

American

one. In

Japanese

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typical

office

relies on the open-officeoffice pattern, with no walls between different offices. The

American

typical

office

gives more privacy to

employees

; with all managers

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their own offices, other

employees

share an open space in the centre. A typical

American

office

consists of 7 rooms. Three of them are allocated for managers,

two

as conference rooms, one for storage, and the

last

room is used as a printer copier.

While

in the centre of the

office

, there are eight chairs for regular

employees

. Notably, the

American

typical

office

has

two

windows on the left and right sides. For the Japanese typical

office

, the situation is considerably different. The department manager's

office

is located in the middle of the top side, and in front of it there are

two

sections. Each section contains a manager and 6

employees

, and there is just one window behind the department manager's

office

.