The issue I had with this is that on most furniture I've assembled (which is a lot) the end of a cam post is screwed in to the piece for attachment and then the other end is put into the cam on the piece you're attaching it to, then the cam is tightened, and it holds sturdily.
On this desk the cams instruct you to insert the post in the cam, then PUSH the other end of the post (which has plastic ridges to grab onto the predrilled wood hole) into the hole on the piece you are attaching it to, then tighten the cam. The issue I had with this is the ridge holding design does not adequately hold onto the hole they are pushed into. As a result, while turning the desk upright as per the assembly instructions, the cam posts in the top shelf of the desk came out of their holes, and in doing so they stripped the holes, so the top shelf of the desk is just sitting on the desk and is easily knocked off by accident.