The picture demonstrates a standard office version in two countries, which are the USA and Japan.
Overall, in Japan, every management level and staff works in the same room, and the office is symmetrical, from east to west, while American offices are constructed by categories. While both types of offices include two management parts, which are department and section, the typical American offices are also supported with other features such as a documentation section and a conference room.
To begin with Japanese offices, this type of workplace is more pyramid-shaped. The room starts from the northern side with two doors. Secondly, the office begins with a department manager, followed by two section managers, and there are six tables and chairs for each section. There is also one window where sunlight can come from behind the management department desk.
The typical USA workplace has Four enterance from each corner, left-up door opens to printer and copier section and left-down door shows the conference room. There is also another conference room and storage between these two places. While right-up door goes to the section manager, the last one led to the department management section. These two corner-rooms divided by another section manager area. There are also two large windows on the both west and east side of the room. Finally, In the middle of the office, there are eight of L-shaped desks and office chair seperated as four to four from east to west.