What's the practical difference between a high-back and mid-back executive chair?

A high-back executive chair rises above the shoulders to support the upper back and neck, typically with a headrest — it's the standard for C-suite offices and projects the most formal executive presence. A mid-back chair supports the lumbar and lower thoracic spine but leaves the upper back unsupported, making it appropriate for managers and supervisors who want a professional chair without the full executive height. Choosing between them often comes down to role and room aesthetics as much as ergonomics. Both configurations are available at FindOfficeFurniture.com — call 888-719-4960 for a recommendation.