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Negotiation and Management

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Negotiation and Management

People often fail to realize how many actions in work and our personal lives rely on negotiation. It could be negotiating a raise, setting up conditions about using a resource, determining a task's scope, or adjusting a delivery date. We do some form of negotiation daily. Even though we learn to negotiate at just about the same time that we learn to communicate, we rarely understand the science and art behind it. By establishing a process around negotiation, we maximize our chances for success. A process ensures that we understand the wants and needs of the person on the other side of the table. 

This presentation covers:

  • Defining negotiation as a process
  • The goal of a negotiation process
  • What is done at each step in a negotiation process
  • Case studies to illustrate negotiation techniques
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To reinforce the concepts the audience will perform a mock negotiation by splitting up into groups of three.

Objectives

At the end of the presentation, the attendees understand:

  • The structured steps in a negotiation process
  • How a negotiation process helps them in their jobs as functional or project managers
  • Persuasion techniques to help them structure requests to have more influence

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This is a 60- to 90-minute presentation that is customized to the level of the audience (i.e., executives, project managers, engineers, nurses, etc.).  

This can be coupled with the two- or four-hour workshop called Negotiation: The Art of Getting What You Want.

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