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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?
Sitting in a chair can cause you to lose focus and even fall asleep. Standing meetings are becoming more and more popular in the workplace, and they're not just a fad: they actually help you get things done faster. Typically a height adjustable desk or table is used and tall seats are provided for longer meetings where people may want to take a break from standing.
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.
Long periods of sitting can lead to discomfort or strain, especially in the back, neck and shoulders. Stand-up meetings naturally reduce sedentary behaviour and promote better posture.
That said, inclusivity is key. Not everyone may be able to stand for long periods - whether due to pregnancy, disability or other health reasons. This is where sit-stand meeting tables are invaluable, allowing teams to choose the most comfortable and productive option.