I also wonder if encouraging this form of meetings could be viewed as discriminatory if you have employees who have physical disabilities that might make walking unpleasant or slow.
My wife has done walking meetings, particularly with very small groups (2 or 3) or phone meetings. But she currently has a knee problem that makes walking unpleasant and slow.
I guess checking whether all participants are fine with a walking meeting is an essential part of the process. CEOs demanding a certain style of favourite meeting does not go well with that.
I guess checking whether all participants are fine with a walking meeting is an essential part of the process. CEOs demanding a certain style of favourite meeting does not go well with that.