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All of the above. Adjustable height desk, fully adjustable chair (tilt, back, arms, height, etc.), adjustable height monitors, ergo keyboard / mouse (you can probs get your company to pay for these at the minimum!). If you have to stick to a budget, I believe making sure your desk and chair height are optimal for you should be top priorities - there are good resources on YouTube and Wirecutter about best options and also cheap fixes.
Thank you!
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As a short person, you will probably need some sort of foot stool to make sure your knees are quads are parallel to the ground and your shins are perpendicular. I have a little bamboo one.
+ standing desk, monitors at eye level (may need a little stool to go on your desk for your laptop, and then a separate keyboard, im looking to do this now for peak ergo), ergonomic chair (I have a herman Miller aeron B), and a pad for the standing desk so when you stand you're on something supportive.
I'm 5'1".
Thank you fellow short person!! ❤️