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Why You Should Hold Standing Meetings

3 benefits of holding standing meetings

Do you and your colleagues spend a lot of time in meetings each week? Then it might be time to switch things up, literally. By holding stand up meetings, you can save time, boost energy and improve focus. Not only do these meetings tend to be shorter and more productive, but they also encourage more movement during your working day.
But what are the benefits of stand-up meetings, and why should they become a regular feature in your office routine?

Everything you need for a standing meeting

So what is needed for a standing meeting to work practically? A sit-stand conference table will allow for both sitting and standing meetings, letting you choose which is more suitable or even switch positions two during the meeting. One option is then to combine your table with slightly higher chairs or stools so that the participants can opt for a half-seated semi-upright sitting position sometimes. Standing mats will help ensure everyone is comfortable while standing. Don’t forget to keep a whiteboard close at hand for all those great new ideas standing might inspire!

Want to take it a step further? Try a walking meeting. A walking meeting is exactly what it sounds like: a meeting that takes place during a walk instead of in the conference room. Walking meetings usually work best with a maximum of three people. Just be sure to give your team a heads-up beforehand so they can dress appropriately and enjoy the experience of bringing work together with a bit of exercise!

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