Subs: Communication & Negotiation Flashcards

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Explain how different forms of communication can be more suitable than others, in different situations.

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A legal matter of anything that may be required to be referred to in future would benefit from a paper trail such as emails etc.

On the other hand if the other party is particularly confrontational a phone call may be a better option to protect and safeguard the surveyor.

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Explain a situation when a visual presentation would be beneficial to your client.

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When visually attempting to present different options from a report, or different design options.

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How would you prepare for a negotiation?

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  • Agree your client’s objectives and negotiating strategy before starting the negotiations
  • Detailed research and preparation
  • Deciding what points you can concede on and which are non-negotiable
  • Understand the other party’s position
  • Develop a partnership/collaborative approach, rather than an adversarial approach
  • Walk away when you need to
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Tell me about a time when you had to demonstrate effective communication skills?

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Negotiating HOTs for an industrial letting.

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What makes effective communication?

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Clear
Concise
Complete
Courteous

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Can you provide an example of a situation where engaging with a client transparently and understanding their objectives led to a successful outcome?

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Acting for a client seeking an industrial premises in Wimbledon. Having engaged and discussed their requirement, I was able to negotiate favourable terms on their prefered industrial unit.

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