As she said, there's her workstation. Then, there's another work station with a Mac Mini hooked up to a Thunderbolt display. Yum. I love working with Mac products, because they are so sleek. She logs me into the testing account, and I'm given a blue exercise ball to sit on. "You can put in a request for a normal chair, but in Star, the exercise ball is standard issue. It's a sedentary job, so T-minus wants us to be as active as possible. You can request a standing or walking desk, but I get sore if I stand for too long. My productivity takes a nosedive if I have a walking desk, so it's easiest to work while sitting. The company does pay for a gym membership. All of us have a membership to the gym downstairs, so you'll probably be sweating next to the VP of marketing sometime soon if you want to use it. She's a fitness fanatic, and she's always cycling right after work." I nod. Aurelia pulls up a test plan on the computer. "I'm going to have you work on some stuff that we've already pushed through our main pass of QA.
