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    That’s right, I said it. Schmoozing is for suckers. And I’ve finally grown tired of people using the word as a synonym for conversation, networking, mingling, small talk and chatter.

    So I decided to look up the word schmoozing in the dictionary for the first time. And I found three VERY interesting facts that you might like to know:

    1) It’s defined as, “To converse casually, especially in order to gain an advantage.”

    2) It derives from the Yiddish term shmuesn, or “rumor.”

    3) Synonyms include: gossip, bad-mouth, blather and tattle-tale.

    I don’t know about you, but that’s NOT the way I communicate. Nor is it the way I’d want people describing the way I communicate.

    I also Googled the word schmoozing. 2,272,000 pages came up. The first dozen or so were Amazon links for books written on schmoozing, most of which I’ve read; some of which were good. Unfortu

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    So I decided to look up the word schmoozing in the dictionary for the first time. And I found three VERY interesting facts that you might like to know:

    1) It’s defined as, “To converse casually, especially in order to gain an advantage.”

    2) It derives from the Yiddish term shmuesn, or “rumor.”

    3) Synonyms include: gossip, bad-mouth, blather and tattle-tale.

    I don’t know about you, but that’s NOT the way I communicate. Nor is it the way I’d want people describing the way I communicate.

    I also Googled the word schmoozing. 2,272,000 pages came up. The first dozen or so were Amazon links for books written on schmoozing, most of which I’ve read; some of which were good. Unfort

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    ined as, “To converse casually, especially in order to gain an advantage.”

    2) It derives from the Yiddish term shmuesn, or “rumor.”

    3) Synonyms include: gossip, bad-mouth, blather and tattle-tale.

    I don’t know about you, but that’s NOT the way I communicate. Nor is it the way I’d want people describing the way I communicate.

    I also Googled the word schmoozing. 2,272,000 pages came up. The first dozen or so were Amazon links for books written on schmoozing, most of which I’ve read; some of which were good. Unfort

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    mouth, blather and tattle-tale.

    I don’t know about you, but that’s NOT the way I communicate. Nor is it the way I’d want people describing the way I communicate.

    I also Googled the word schmoozing. 2,272,000 pages came up. The first dozen or so were Amazon links for books written on schmoozing, most of which I’ve read; some of which were good. Unfort

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    ogled the word schmoozing. 2,272,000 pages came up. The first dozen or so were Amazon links for books written on schmoozing, most of which I’ve read; some of which were good. Unfortunately, schmoozing is a word that carries with it certain stereotypes. And I don’t think I’m alone here, but, here’s what I picture when I imagine a “schmoozer”:

  • Someone who’s kissing ass
  • Someone who’s got a hidden agenda
  • Someone who’s only talking to me to get what they want
  • Someone who’s “working the room” (another phrase I loathe)

    But that’s just me. That’s MY truth, not THE truth.

    I’m sure there are a lot of people who don’t consider schmoozing to be in bad taste. And that’s totally cool. If you’re schmoozing in order to develop and maintain mutually valuable relationships, to engage, make friends, have fun, and expand your network, cool. More power to ya!

    But dictionaries

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