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		<title>What is the meaning of the expression ‘talk shop?’</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[To talk shop is a phrase. It denotes that people are talking shop; it means that they are talking about their work, their status, their achievements, their journey etc, etc and this is boring for other people. Talk shops can be used to capitalise on others’ hardship and to use these against them during a time of vulnerability in order to advance few people’s self interest especially in organizations. ]]></description>
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<p>To&nbsp;talk shop is a phrase. It
denotes that people are&nbsp;talking shop; it means that they
are&nbsp;talking&nbsp;about their work, their status, their achievements, their
journey etc, etc and this is boring for other people. The term &#8216;Talking shop&#8217;
is usually used in a sneering or derogatory sense; apparently fruitless
discussion forums are often dismissed as talking shops.</p>



<p>You can usually see people talk
shopping on train journeys, in colonies and societies in evenings, in gardens,
in coffee shops etc. In short talk shopping is equal to gossiping. </p>



<p>In many social settings especially
business organizations, it is preferable to avoid talk shop. This is because
many workers enjoy an interval from work matters while enjoying their free
time. Also, group members exclude others making those feel unwanted. These
talks are unending; a lot of correct and wrong information passes on. Shrewd people
start a gossip which is synonymous to talk shop to serve their one interest at
the expense of others. Talk shops can be used to capitalise on others’ hardship
and to use these against them during a time of vulnerability in order to
advance few people’s self interest especially in organizations. </p>



<p>The term has been applied to many
political forums; including&nbsp;super national&nbsp;bodies. &nbsp;A&nbsp;supranational organization&nbsp;is an
international group or union in which the power and influence of member states
transcend national boundaries or interests to share in decision making and vote
on issues concerning the collective body. The European Union, World
Trade&nbsp;Organization, the&nbsp;League of Nations, the&nbsp;United Nations,
the&nbsp;European Parliament, European Political
Cooperation&nbsp;the&nbsp;ASEAN etc. are examples of such organizations. &nbsp;The U.N is known for lot of speeches and
meetings especially during the annual sessions of the General Assembly. But as
Churchill put it, jaw-jaw is better than war-war. It’s one place where all countries
in the world can get together, bore each other to death with no outcome most of
the times. It is an apt example of Talk Shop.&nbsp;
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<p>A&nbsp;talking
shop&nbsp;or&nbsp;debating society&nbsp;is an organisation or place where
discussion is the main activity, with no decisions or actions necessarily
arising from the discussion. Talking shops may be considered
unproductive,&nbsp;bureaucratic&nbsp;or self-serving and so may lack respect
and power. The term is explained even as &#8220;debating society.&#8221; </p>



<p>Another example is our Parliamentary
Sessions of Parliament in both the opposition and ruling alliance are nothing
but Talk Shops. MPs gear up for harsh debates, walkouts and adjournment, and
the media begins to highlight the unruliness of India’s political elite in
which several important questions about parliamentary functioning come to mind.
MPs don’t participate in parliamentary proceedings on a regular basis. But, they
actively obstruct parliamentary work. Has the inefficiency of parliament led to
the rise of alternative forums of deliberation?</p>



<p>People talk shop on social media.
They go on posting and reposting their picnics, foreign tours, wedding
anniversaries, small achievements, and birthday celebration of family members,
birthdays of their pets, alumni meets and what not. This is done for social
validations. Some people share their pictures, videos, or stories so often that
it becomes boring to even click on their posts. </p>



<p>To conclude the post on Talk Shop,
the phrase is used to describe all talk but no action. When you are forced to
be a listener of a talk shop, just listen without adding to the discussion. There
is a famous proverb &#8220;an empty wagon makes the most noise&#8221;. &nbsp;Talk shoppers are procrastinators. They waste
theirs and other’s time. Beware of them. </p>
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