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Band 5+: 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.

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The image consists of two diagrams representing the layout of typical Japanese and American offices. The Japanese office has windows on one side, a central department manager desk, two section manager desks on each side, and four groups of four desks in front. The American office has windows on one side, a printer/copier and storage area, two conference rooms, and six section manager desks, each with two desks in front. Both diagrams show chairs at each desk.
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Given are the layouts of orthodox offices belonging to Japan and America which will enable differentiation between the structures and facilities between them.

Overall, both the work places contain same designations but the usage of space and workers’ seating arrangement varies widely. While a Japanese office prioritises spacious work place, American office shows priority to conservation.

A typical Japanese work place, which is very spacious and has limited number of seating, has a seating arrangement designed in a way that keeps Department Manager and Section Managers close to their workers. All the officials and workers have a single room allocated for them. Section Managers are seated along workers on the same table.

While, a American work place is very conservative and closely filled . Every official has personalised office, It has multiple conference rooms and also contains separate section for the copier and storage section. Here every worker has a separate table and are not supervised personally. They contain multiple windows in a room.

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