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Negotiating And Negotiation: There are some good examples of the value of managing the expections of all stakeholders during negotiation. A good case for mapping your strategy first is also built in this category. You can learn to hone your negiotiation skills with individuals or with companies when you review the articles within this category. Some useful strategies for dealing with difficult people in different negotiation scenarios are provided. One is well-advised to focus on interests rather than points of conflict during a negotiating process.

 

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  • Ten Tips for Successful Negotiating

    By Ed Brodow - Negotiation is fun and games? According to Ed Brodow, it should be a fun process and he has provided 10 tips to help you enjoy your negotiations. First, you are urged to develop 'negotiation consciousness'. Then the merits of being a good listener, being prepared and being patient are discussed. The other six tips are worth taking a look at, as well. Read this article -- you will learn some valuable information. (Added: 4-Aug-2004 Hits: 431 )

  • The Negotiation Skills Company - Articles

    By n/a - Although this article is written for use within a business context, most of the advice can be followed within our personal lives. This is a strong message about the value of reducing conflict and ensuring that all parties win within a negotiation session. And tips are included for the reader's success. (Added: 4-Aug-2004 Hits: 310 )

  • Negotiation Is Not A Competative Sport

    By Steven P. Cohen - A nicely detailed look at the art of negotiation. The article starts off with a 'history' of negotiation. Then answers the question 'why negotiate?'. Also discussed are the tacics of bluffing and spying & information gathering in relation to negotiating. The article is summed up by talking about the importance of coalition building during the negotiation process. (Added: 4-Aug-2004 Hits: 266 )

  • Deal And Communicate Effectively -- Map Your Strategy First

    By Cord Cooper - This is a great article and serves as a strong reminder of one of the basic tenants of negotiation -- that is, knowing the other side's primary and secondary issues. This is a how-to guide to mapping your strategy. You can start by creating a list of all of the stakeholders and their needs, and all of the reasons behind those needs. Learn more about this process by checking out the article. (Added: 4-Aug-2004 Hits: 257 )

  • How to Negotiate Effectively n

    By Rhoberta Shaler, PhD - If you want to improve your negotiation skills, this article should be on your reading list. There are four keys to good negotiations: people, interests, options, and criteria. Learn how these keys mesh and find yourself in more win-win situations. (Added: 4-Aug-2004 Hits: 586 )

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