Negotiation Basics and Creating Value Flashcards

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Defining Negotiation

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  • Negotiation is any effort to influence or persuade someone else to a particular course of action
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Rejection Therapy

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  • You go out and actively seek rejection

- Desensitize yourself to the pain of rejection

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Arm Exercise

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  • Arm wrestling -> Every time the back of the hand hits the table you get 1.000$
  • Highest score by taking turns touching the back of each person’s hand to the desk (1.000$ each time)
  • We claim the most value for ourselves by working with others to create the most value possible
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Self-fulfilling prophecies

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  • Expectations will determine the behavior

- Positive mindset = positive outcome

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Dangerous assumptions in a negotiation

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  • Our interests must be fought about
  • Their intentions must be hostile (feindselig)
  • Fixed pie bias = Value in front of us is all there is
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Creating Value

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  • Creating more value for yourself means understanding and working with others
  • Focus on win-win by being positive but not naïve (Do not assume good faith)
  • Moving from positions to interests
  • Bring in multiple issues
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Moving from positions to interests

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  • Positions = Specific options each person wants
  • Interests = Reason why they want specific option
  • Interest include underlying goals and concerns/ Egos and insecurities
  • Can potentially be solved by bringing in new options (multiple issues)
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Expanding the pie by multiple issues

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  • Single-issue negotiations are by nature about claiming value
  • New issues create opportunities for creative trade offs
  • Each side trades what they want least for what they want most -> Both sides are satisfied
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Finding multiple issues

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  • Understand the other’s multiple interests (Why?/Why not?)
  • Figure out own multiple interests
  • Bed hard on issue soft on the person
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