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Negotiating for Results

$199.00

Level 1 | Duration: 6 Hours

In this course, you will learn about the different types of negotiation, characteristics of a successful negotiator, and building win-win solutions. You will also learn about the four phases of negotiation: preparation, exchanging information, bargaining, and closing.

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Negotiating is about resolving differences. People who can master the process of negotiation find they can save time and money, develop a higher degree of satisfaction with outcomes at home and at work, and earn greater respect in their communities when they understand how to negotiate well.

Negotiating is a fundamental fact of life. Whether you are working on a project or fulfilling support duties, this course will provide you with a basic comfort level to negotiate in any situation. This course includes techniques to promote effective communication and gives you techniques for turning face-to-face confrontation into side-by-side problem-solving.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand how often we all negotiate and the benefits of good negotiation skills.
  • Recognise the importance of preparing for the negotiation process, regardless of the circumstances.
  • Identify the various negotiation styles and their advantages and disadvantages.
  • Develop strategies for dealing with tough or unfair tactics.
  • Gain skill in developing alternatives and recognising options.
  • Understand basic negotiation principles, including BATNA, WATNA, WAP, and the ZOPA.
Session Outline

1. Course Overview
2. What is Negotiation?
3. The Successful Negotiator
4. Preparing for Negotiation
5. The Nuts and Bolts
6. Making the Right Impression
7. Getting Off to a Good Start
8. Exchanging Information
9. The Bargaining Stage
10. Reaching Mutual Gain
11. Moving Beyond “No”
12. Dealing with Negative Emotions
13. Moving from Bargaining to Closing
14. Solution Types
15. Personal Action Plan
16. Recommended Reading List
17. Post-Course Assessment

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