Is a headrest on an executive chair necessary?

A headrest is most beneficial if you frequently lean back to think, take phone calls, or rest briefly during the day. It should support the back of the skull — not push the head and neck forward. For most focused computer work, a headrest is not necessary because you lean forward toward the screen. However, for executives who spend significant time on calls or in thought, a correctly positioned headrest reduces neck fatigue. OfficeFurniture2go.com stocks executive chairs with and without headrests — call 1-800-460-0858.