100% agree - it's a status symbol. Anyone remember the "consulting" that came with it to learn the 1000 different adjustments? Dot-com at it's peak. I added an

100% agree - it's a status symbol. Anyone remember the "consulting" that came with it to learn the 1000 different adjustments? Dot-com at it's peak. I added an adjustable-height keyboard tray screwed into the bottom of a desk and it will give anyone much better ergo than any chair alone. Each time I get one, I replace it with a patio/lawn chair (+keyboard tray) and cut the legs to my height - those are actually designed to be sat in for hours. The first time my boss was a bit perturbed until I put the "extra" chair in his office. A copy of the AIA Graphic Standards Manual[1] has charts for work tables and desks shows just how wrong not having a keyboard tray is for ergo. [1] http://www.graphicstandards.com/ http://www.graphicstandards.com/