Learn how to make the most of meetings, interviews, and networking events or of entertaining clients at conventions, trade shows, and other work-related functions.

Do you dread networking events, open houses and other business related social events? Does attending another open house make you want to run inside your own and lock the door? For business professionals, these occasions represent opportunities to develop business friendships and broaden networks. Here are a few techniques business people can use to improve their small talk skills:

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Many of us feel apprehensive about these situations because most of us hate entering rooms where we don’t know anyone in them. Keeping a conversation going during social occasions can be an ordeal.

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