It's more about where the sweat drops.

the screen shouldn't be visible to a window looker.

Perpendicular to window

Window for natural lighting during video calls.

I usually point it at ma face

My computer should be facing the wall during the summer months. That is to say, I should be able to see out the window behind my monitor. During the winter months, the snow blindness gets very real and we need to turn around.

50/50

The wall. To watch the green.

window all day

Wall.

When it’s a window then there can be glare and the contrast is hard on the eyes. But at the same time if I’ve got a view out the window then I really enjoy getting to look outside when I’m thinking or need a microbreak. At the moment my home office only has a skylight, but I’m hoping for a...

Window

You need to be able to look up on occasion and view an object at a distance or you'll hurt the eyes. Doesn't need to be necessarily a window but maybe across a room. Same with seating. You need to get up on occasion.

Perpendicular is fine for me but I don't have a specific reason why.

your face, generally speaking

As long as the blinds are down it doesn't matter.

Facing the wall, but window should not be directly behind. Video calls will look much worse if directly behind.

When I was a kid, no matter how awesome was the view, the important thing was to avoid parents getting an easy look, so laptop was always facing the wall, and when you hear footsteps approaching, quickly hit the keyboard with the acronyms POS (parents over shoulders) so whoever you're chatting with,...

White wall 100%

Screen facing you while you face the window. Have a view occasionally and no glare. This makes the assumption I stay in one position while working on my laptop which I find near impossible.

Window. Easier on the eyes and healthier for the brain to have light behind the screen. You will experience less fatigue.

The wall 🧱

Wall

screen faces the wall -> no window reflection you face the window -> see light and green.

from the window to the wall to the sweat drip...

our work computers are in a warehouse that is devoid of windows, at home i prefer mine facing the window :)

Till the sweat drips down my balls? Aww skeet skeet skeet....

Depends on your personality. Used to work at Diet Doctor, where our boss wanted us all to sit against a wall because that's what he enjoyed. Less distractions. But if you have my personality, one where you want to have control/oversight, then sitting against a wall becomes even more distracting. But...

Can a door be an option?!

window sounds more feng shui

I would still be under a window if I didn't look like a phantom on video calls.