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Title: The Process of Negotiation


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The Process of Negotiation
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Negotiation is not a transaction
  • If you want to negotiate, you must necessarily go
    through a process to follow. There cannot be a
    time limit nor can there be a procedure

3
Negotiating Phrases
  • I know that you are busy, but the boss would
    like it if.
  • There were a few problems last time, so I
    thought we could do this
  • This worked well the last time we tried it and
    the situation was very similar
  • Think about what to do, but I will need to know
    about it by the end of the day
  • I would only ask a friend..
  • If we authorize it now, we get a good discount
  • I know that you are pretty strong on this
    subject..
  • As long as its on time, you do it whichever way
    you prefer
  • If you did this part, I could get it finished
    fairly quickly

4
Every negotiation is different
  • The past has no future

5
What are the things to look for in the process?
  • Where is the location?
  • Where is the venue?
  • What time of day or night?
  • What information is available?
  • What is the seating arrangement?
  • How much expertise is available with the
    negotiator?
  • What is the admin support you have?

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Stages of Negotiating
  • Preparation
  • Scene setting
  • Stating goals
  • Exchanging information facts, responses,
    feelings to ascertain needs and desires
  • Exploring conflict and compromises
  • Offers and compromises
  • Agreements
  • Administration

7
ZOPA
  • This is the zone of possible agreement. It would
    fall somewhere between the respective BATANAs of
    the negotiators

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Focus of Negotiators
Structure/facts
Analysis Focus
Results focus
Assertive
Unassertive
Involvement focus
Stability focus
Variety/emotions
9
Characteristics
Structure/ facts
  • Results/focus
  • Quick decisions
  • Active
  • Hardheaded
  • Structured
  • Dislikes wasting time
  • In control
  • Little small talk
  • Analysis Focus
  • Slow decisions
  • Remuneration
  • Gadgets
  • Detail, information
  • Principles
  • Likes calm atmosphere
  • Dislikes give and take
  • Rigid

Assertive
Unassertive
  • Involvement focus
  • Quick decisions
  • Experiments
  • Enjoys influencing
  • Shared enthusiasm
  • Friendly informal
  • Gut feel
  • Dislikes detail
  • Stability focus
  • Relaxed atmosphere
  • Dislikes pressure
  • Relationships
  • Barriers
  • Slow to trust
  • Habits and routine
  • Not keen to change

Variety /emotions
10
Vary the style with the person
Structure/facts
  • Analysis Focus
  • Be detailed
  • Give reasons
  • Allow time
  • Results Focus
  • Be concise
  • Use key points
  • Be positive, not aggressive
  • Be businesslike

Assertive
Unassertive
  • Involvement Focus
  • Be enthusiastic
  • Be informal
  • Present the facts clearly
  • Be interesting
  • Appeal to imagination
  • Stability Focus
  • Develop trust
  • Present a clear case
  • Go slowly

Variety/ emotions
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Negotiating Weaknesses
Structure/facts
  • Analysis Focus
  • Can be inflexible
  • Dislikes give and take
  • Detached
  • Results Focus
  • Impatient
  • Domineering
  • Introduces threats
  • Rigid
  • Win-lose

Assertive
Unassertive
  • Involvement Focus
  • Convictions override facts
  • Can be insensitive ignores others views
  • Can be stubborn
  • Stability Focus
  • Gives in
  • Too easily influenced
  • Slow to accept change

Variety/emotions
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Common Negotiating Mistakes
  • Inadequate preparation
  • Not looking for a win-win result
  • Not listening
  • Pulling rank or browbeating
  • Scoring points for personal satisfaction
  • Being aggressive
  • Arguing
  • Ignoring conflict
  • Impatience
  • Failing to end on a personal note
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