Why You Should Hold Standing Meetings

Three benefits of holding standing meetings

Do you and your colleagues have a lot of meetings during a week? You have a lot to gain from having some of them standing up! With a sit-stand meeting table, you can become more efficient and get better results from your meetings – and also get some movement into your day. Read more about the benefits of standing meetings and why they should become part of your working day. 
Two people stand at a raised and lowered conference table
One person is sitting and one person is standing at a raised and lowered conference table.
 Two people stand at raised and lowered conference tables.

Everything you need for a standing meeting

So what is needed for a standing meeting to work practically? It is best to have a sit-stand meeting table that is suitable for both sitting and standing meetings. It can also be good to have a whiteboard close at hand to facilitate everyone's overview and standing mats to relieve the body. Feel free to combine with slightly higher chairs or stools so that the participants can vary with a semi-upright sitting position sometimes. 
 

SOURCES:

¹ Dahl, M. "Work Smarter: Meetings Are 34 Percent Shorter If You’re Standing Up" The Cut [online] available from: https://www.thecut.com/2014/05/work-smarter-for-shorter-meetings-stand-up.html 
² Lehman, S. "Standing meetings may improve group productivity" Reuters [online] available from: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-psychology-group-meetings-productivit-idUSKBN0EV29V20140620

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