Effective Negotiation
Effective Negotiation
Effective Negotiation
NEGOTIATION
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A Negotiation is an
interactive communication
process that may take place
whenever we want
something from someone
else or another person wants
something form us.
Basic information of
Negotiation
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Emotion
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Ego
3.
Luck
Fundamental Elements of
the Negotiation Process
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Attitude
Communication Skills
Planning
Evaluation
Closure
>> Attitude
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Many attributes go into making a skillful negotiator, including such things as having
good memory, being quick verbally, and handling stress well. But efectiveness is as
much a matter of attitude as it is of ability. The best negotiators exhibit four key habits
of thought that everyone, regardless of their style or IQ, can adopt to improve their
negotiation result
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A willingness to prepare.
High expectations.
The patience to listen.
A commitment to personal integrity.
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>> Planning
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>> Evaluation
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>> Closure
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Ingredient of Successful
Negotiation
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Information / Knowledge
Power
Communication
Homework
Un intentional Cues
- in which behavior or words transmit an inadvertent message
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Verbal cues
- in which voice intonation or emphasis sends a message that seems
Behavioral cues
- which are language of the body as displayed in posture, facial
Power of Competition
Power of Legitimacy
Power of Risk Taking
Power of Commitment
Power of Expertise
Power of Knowledge of Needs
Power of Investment
Power of Rewarding and Punishing
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Collaborative win-win
Collaborative negotiating is a
win-win strategy that can
focus the resources of the
people involved in the process
towards strengthening result,
productivity, quality, creativity
and innovation in problem
solving.
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Conclusion
There arent any specific models for negotiating specific
kinds of issues. Each negotiation depends on many
issues and may be amenable to a variety of diferent
approaches.
A good negotiator understands that the process
involves a continuous series of choices as to strategy
and tactics.
Being locked into one strategy or set of tactics to
implement that strategy weakens a negotiators capacity
to reach wise solutions in an efficient manner.