When you think about the lies or untruths we are told in our lifetimes, it’s hard to know which one in the most prominent. Whether it’s George Washington chopping down the cherry tree, or that time in history when people were told the earth was flat, myths have been around as long as truth has. One myth (or lie) repeated to us every time we shop is this: One size fits all. In all of the items I’ve seen marked with that phrase, I’ve never seem them actually fit everyone who wants to wear or use them. In fact some clothing manufacturers admit “all” is kind of a stretch and are now printing “one size fits many” on their garments. The area that most needs to catch up to the idea that one size doesn’t fit all is work environment designers. People who create office space with desks, computers and chairs all the same don’t understand that an ergonomic work space will be different for every person they employ.
Chair and Desk
Every person has a different body, and needs a chair that fits and encourages the best posture for that person to work in. A good chair should be able to be easy to adjust have a back that...
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