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So, you walk into a meeting room, ready to kick off the session, and you spot a whiteboard—magnetic on one side, non-magnetic on the other. At first, you might think, “Which one should I use?” Here’s the twist: both have their own superpowers, and depending on the situation, they can work wonders.
Let’s start with the magnetic side. If you’ve got a ton of materials, notes, or charts to stick to the board, the magnetic surface is perfect. You can slap magnets on the board to keep everything in place, and it adds a whole new layer of organization. Want to put up some papers while you’re brainstorming? Easy peasy. The magnetic surface lets you mix writing and physical materials seamlessly.
Now, flip it over to the non-magnetic side, and you’ve got a smoother, more straightforward writing experience. Without the metal layer beneath, these boards tend to be cleaner and less likely to have ghost marks or uneven writing surfaces. They’re perfect if you just need a clean slate to jot down ideas, draw diagrams, or take notes without any distractions.
So next time you’re in a meeting room, don’t stress about choosing between magnetic or non-magnetic. Both options are there to make your meeting easier and more productive, and the best part is—you get to pick which suits your needs.