Where you sit meaning

One's position in an organization dictates one's stance…The pose, with your knees spread to the side, shows that you are physically open to.2 in, at, or to which (place) the hotel where we spent our honeymoon.In the first, the speaker is choosing to treat the state of sitting as a single event;People who always sit upright are very confident, strong and decisive.Where we live it's always raining.

Hence, in the context of an office, it's not idiomatic, but, in the context of a salon (where the hairdressers generally stand while they work), then it could be considered idiomatic.The informality of walking around is supposed to counter the formality of sitting around.To some extent we see what we unconsciously want to see.It's a classic illusion that psychologists use to demonstrate that all of us have biases that influence how we interpret events.Ron and i agreed to disagree on the wisdom of this strategy, because in the law and in marketing — where you stand, really does depend on where you sit.From where i stand phrase.

Miles is the originator and namesake of the aphorism miles' law, which states, where you stand depends on where you sit.the phrase originated in remarks miles made in late 1948 and early 1949 while working as chief of the labor and welfare branch of the bureau of the budget.