"standing meetings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to meetings that occur regularly at the same time, typically used for updates or check-ins. For example: "We have standing meetings every Wednesday morning to discuss progress on our current projects."
A 15-minute standing meeting will ensure that no one drones on, and data shows that standing meetings are not only shorter but more effective.
When Dr. Wilmot asked a group of volunteers recently to reduce their daily sitting time by an hour, "they came up with lots of ideas," she says, including "putting the garbage bin on the other side of the office, standing during coffee breaks and telephone calls, having standing meetings, standing on the bus".
Standing meetings, which some companies have adopted to hasten the end of the gathering, only solve part of the problem.
When we're standing up we do things faster, hence the brief craze amongst "trendy" companies for installing bar-height tables for standing meetings after a study found that sitting meetings lasted 34% longer.
As a rule, standing meetings are scheduled after 10 a.m. and before 4 p.m. 2. Performance is measured by results -- not facetime.
"We're talking about nuclear reactors here," the managers said, "If we change the way we do things, something could blow up!" Undaunted by their response, my colleague asked the managers to simply list all of their reports, approval procedures, reviews, audits, metrics, decision forums, standing meetings, and other management processes.
Your intern should have a standing meeting with their mentor weekly the first month and then bi-weekly should be fine.
The leader will need to establish a standing meeting time and develop an agenda to utilize their time to the fullest extent possible.
Gen. Stanley McChrystal's candid Rolling Stone interview prompted the White House to summon McChrystal, the most senior military commander in Afghanistan, to the capital for a standing meeting.
Normally the Sovereign remains standing at meetings of the Privy Council, so that no other members may sit down, thereby keeping meetings short.
We have standing monthly meetings to evaluate progress.
