My company is a property management company. One of my jobs is conference service. The company I serve will have a meeting next week.

About ranking: You can look around the whole room at a glance with your back against the wall or the window facing the center of the door. The position is upper, then right one, left one, right two, left two. . . It should also be noted that leaders who are not in harmony should be staggered. If these leaders used to have frequent meetings together and had the habit of ranking, they should consult their predecessors and rank according to their habits.

On the order of pouring water: in theory, it is in order, but some site layout may cause your route to be strange. If you deliberately prioritize, you have to run back and forth. At this time, it is best for two people to pour water at the same time, so that it will not be unnatural to spread it from the middle to both sides.

About standing posture: If you need to stand in the field, of course, you should stand upright. Don't look around, but use the corner to observe the needs of leaders. If leaders want to say hello to you, stand where they can see you at any time.

About adding water: After adding water 30 minutes after the meeting, don't pour water on the table every 15 minutes, but take the cup behind the leader, fill it with water and put it back. When put back, the handle of the cup should be extended to the leader to get the most convenient position. Try not to talk in the meeting, nod and smile.

These are my own experience in providing conference services and attending meetings in state-owned enterprises and Japanese enterprises. I hope it helps you. In fact, it is different in different enterprises and units. You can continue to discuss any issues.