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notworking 

Variation on the traditional business practice of networking, where guests will attend a function to meet other business people and make professional contacts.

Notworking, however, involves going to the same function with the express intention of getting blind drunk, hanging out with friends and not really doing anything professionaly constructive at all.
I've got this awards function next week, but I think I'll be doing a bit of notworking while I'm there.
notworking by Tom Piotrowski December 10, 2008
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Notworking 

the lack of public appearances in the right places. the opposite of networking.
Ephesus does not have a job because he is notworking.
Notworking by W.Taft February 28, 2009

notworking 

Variation on the traditional business practice of networking, where guests will attend a function to meet other business people and make professional contacts.

Notworking, however, involves going to the same function with the express intention of getting blind drunk, hanging out with friends and not really doing anything professionaly constructive at all.
I've got this awards function next week, but I think I'll be doing a bit of notworking while I'm there.
notworking by Tom Piotrowski December 9, 2008

Social Notworking 

The practice of spending time unproductively on social-networking websites, especially when one should be working.
Joe - Hey, Mark is constantly updating his Facebook status, does he not have any work to do?

John - His company obviously doesnt realise how much Social Notworking he is doing!
Social Notworking by Bushbrother January 12, 2009
Word of the Day on March 12, 2009

social notworking 

The act of using a social networking site while at work.
Don't bother me right now. I'm busy doing some social notworking.
social notworking by Gregus February 21, 2009

social notworking 

When you spend all days at your job on social networking sites such as facebook,myspace and twitter.
Amanda spent day in the office social notworking instead of helping patients.
social notworking by ChocoStick March 11, 2009

social networking sites cycle 

The cycle (usually once or twice a day) of checking all social networking sites that you are registered to usually to reply, respond, and be up-to-date of things.
John went on a social networking sites cycle, checking his Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and MySpace only to find out that he had no new messages.
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