The circular arrangement without tables brings the notion of circularity when facilitating team seminars: this setup is an important first step in creating a space that allows for quality participatory and collaborative exchanges.

Indeed, this simple setup promotes more equitable participation by giving each participant an identical position and visibility in the circle.

It improves listening and connection between participants by making body language visible. By removing "the barrier" of tables, it encourages openness and presence, refocusing attention on human interactions rather than on presentation materials.

Finally, the circle improves the fluidity of speech and stimulates collective intelligence by creating a space of trust conducive to creativity and problem-solving.