First of all, how one interviewee answers a question from the interviewer with the other will always be different. but that's diversity all along, right? for me, i'll say that diversity is the root of all freedom. people are free to do what they want, because they have diversity on how they think. and that's just about how i work with that diversity. other people that have different thoughts and ideas other than mine will always give me more inspiration on a subject. depending on the career position and category you're applying for, diversity may help me by completing something a thought of mine is missing, finding influencing errors in an idea that just might ruin everything.
hope it helps? *sorry for bad english
Answer:
In both Japan and China, women face discrimination.
"Despite being a highly developed and modern society, Japan has high levels of gender inequality."
"Women in the workplace still face discrimination and are discouraged from applying for managerial and highly-paid jobs. The high end of most sectors is still male-dominated, and business events often include the sexual objectification of women."
