hehehe if the T is the one i used to work for (telco) i would have to admit advantages are few and far between, but the DID provide an ergonomist when i needed it. i've had assessments of all my work stations regularly due to having a dodgy wrist - i go through periods of between a week and three months where i can't use my left arm so have to change everything and then when it's back, it all goes back! thankfully our OH&S staff are trained in basic changes, but i'm thinking when i go back post MS i'm going to have to get another assessment by a proper ergonomist as the seat i'm using isn't really appropriate for working around a belly either - and i don't want to leave it too long seeing i only work 2 days a week for now - i'm the sort of person that would say "oh, but it's only a few more weeks, i'm sure i'll cope... lol)