And how much of that office furniture that makes it to the clearance companies matches the ergonomic preferences for a computing desk? To put it bluntly: I don

And how much of that office furniture that makes it to the clearance companies matches the ergonomic preferences for a computing desk? To put it bluntly: I don't think I've ever seen an adjustable height desk with a raised stand for a monitor in an office environment. Consumer home-office furniture are lousy with those features. But for most office furniture, you're lucky if they buy a $10 wooden monitor stand or if the desk's adjust more than they need to allow for leveling. You'd have to haunt the clearance company to actually score a good desk and I still doubt you'd be walking away with one for $40.