leqepheng la lehae la o na le "Re amohela pehelo ya mong le jwale likhoeli tse tharo," empa, sena e ka ba se phoso ya "likhoeli tse tharo tse fetileng", ho thuloa ke sa tsejoeng. Ka kopo ho ba haeba u na le thahasello, leka dipatlisiso u le mong. Japanese businesses have set themselves apart from their American counterparts by implementing different techniques in the way they handle business. The Japanese office layout improves work productivity, harmony in the office, and holds every employee accountable for the work they produce. The type of office layout used in Japan is called an open plan, and relies on ergonomics to help make employees as productive as possible. The Japanese open office layout allows them to use an organizational structure known as the horizontal structure. In the typical Japanese office there are no walls dividing desks, no cubicles, and no individual offices. Also they are able to implement policies using the ringi-sho consensus.