Neuroinclusive Office Ergonomics for Teams
Neuroinclusive Office Ergonomics for Teams Ergonomics Must Fit the Person Office ergonomics is often reduced to chair height, monitor position, and keyboard placement. While those fundamentals remain essential, they describe only part of the modern office. For instance, noise, glare, visual movement, temperature, interruptions, unclear instructions, and unpredictable desk arrangements can also affect concentration, fatigue, and a person's ability to work comfortably and safely. In addition, this wider view matters for neurodiverse teams. Neurodiversity describes…