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The image displays two diagrams: "TYPICAL JAPANESE OFFICE" and "TYPICAL AMERICAN OFFICE", with a legend for "Chair". The Japanese office is a rectangular room with 2 doors and 1 windowed wall, containing 1 Department Manager desk facing two groups. Each group consists of 1 Section Manager desk facing a 2x3 grid of 6 desks, seating 6 employees for a total of 15 personnel (1 Department Manager, 2 Section Managers, 12 employees). The American office is a rectangular room with 4 doors and 2 windowed walls. It has 4 rooms on one side (Printer/copier, Storage, 2 Conference rooms) and 3 private offices on the other (2 Section Managers, 1 Department Manager). The central area contains 8 individual L-shaped desks with chairs in 2 columns of 4, for a total of 11 personnel (3 managers, 8 employees).
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The diagrams compare the typical layout of an American office and Japanese office.
Overall,the American office has an individual and department-based layout with separate rooms and cubicles,while the Japanese office has an open-plan layout focused on teamwork under one department manager.
In the typical Japanese office there is one larga one space.At the front,there is a Department Manager office . Below that there are two section managers ,and under each section manager there are groups of employees sitting together in rows.All employees face the same direction and there are no walls or partitions betwy them .This shows a open structure.
In contrast.the typical American office is divided in to many separate rooms and cubicles.Rhere are individual offices for roles such as president, Manager,and Secretary alon the sides.In the centre there are several cubicles for staff,and there are also separate rooms labeled for different departments.
In conclusion,the main difference is that Japanese office emphasize group working an open space whereas American office focus on individual work in separate rooms and cubicles.
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