Work Setup, Any tips?

[ryan tech]

Hi i am Ryan,

I am 17 and work a job at IT part time, Just basic stuff nothing to much. 

 

 Our system runs on chromebook btw so thats why i am using it.

But any tip for making it better!

 

Thanks Ryan

[ryan tech]

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[KhakiHat]

An ergo mouse and a custom keyboard do wonders for productivity(Assuming you aren't able to change things like the chair or desk you are sitting on/at. Having a setup that you feel comfortable in is a must, especially if you plan on sitting there for extended periods of time.

[ryan tech]

i was thinking of a MX master. Keybord is not realy nessesairy but i take a look. I cant change the chair/desk but it is a stand/sit desk so its fine.

 

Thanks for the rec

 

 

 

[LogicalDrm]

Uhm, you have desk that costs about $400 and Chromebook? What kind of tech you are doing there? Support?

 

Mouse could be overall better. But MX Master seems overkill again considering you are using Chromebook. There are cheaper ergonomic mice with good design. MX series, and other higher end mouse are better if you need to use them across multiple devices (remote and local setups for example), or have specific needs for more buttons and macros. Like I'm fine with the basic office mouse I have at work for my current work as specialist where most of my day is reading, writing, excel and meetings. Against previous job as operator mapping with hq aerial photos and having constantly use for 10 macros.

 

If you are using two screens (idk if expanding display is a thing with Chromebooks), move your laptop to side and make sure main monitor is in good place.

 

Also, can you be more specific on what kind of tips you want for the setup? Ergonomics or something else?