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There is a really important part here I don’t is picked up on. One reason why it’s a ‘stand up’ meeting is because you’re supposed to be doing just that - it he
by andylynch 6y ago
There is a really important part here I don’t is picked up on. One reason why it’s a ‘stand up’ meeting is because you’re supposed to be doing just that - it helps keep the meeting short and to the point.
A really good example of this is the Privy Council. Queen Victoria got tired of long meetings with her Council, so she just kept standing during it, meaning everyone had to as well and couldn’t drag on. They still stand up today.
This doesn’t translate well to remote working but like others are saying, the idea is to keep things brief and on point. Longer conversations can follow after.