Meeting Planning: Room Arrangement Theory 101

Meetings are like pizza, they're best when they're hot and fresh, not when they're stale and boring.

That's why we've developed the revolutionary Room Arrangement Theory, which guarantees a meeting that's anything but dull.

Step 1: The Circle of Trust

Imagine a circle of people, with each person connected to every other person. The center of the circle is where the most important person sits. It's usually someone in HR, but not always.

Read about the Power of Peripheries.

According to our research, the optimal number of chairs is 12. Any more and it's too many, any less and it's too few.

Don't just sit anywhere! Follow the Room Arrangement Theory for maximum meeting productivity.

And remember, if it's not working, just move the chairs.

Want to learn more about the Room Arrangement Theory? Check out our Case Studies section.

Or, if you're feeling adventurous, try Our Experiments page.