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BEST PRACTICES IN NEGOTIATION

Mariano Parra Spanish

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BEST PRACTICES IN NEGOTIATION

  1. be prepared

    • negotiators needs to prepare properly for their negotiation
      • doesn't need
        • to be a time consuming activity
          • but
            • negotiators who are better prepared have advantage
        • to overplan negotation or tactics
          • better
            • adjust promptly and effectevly as negotiation proceeds
      • means
        • understanding one's own goals
        • understanding interests
        • being ready to other party's communication
        • find agreement that meets both needs parties
        • set aspirations high but achievable
          • in order
            • to get an optimal agreement
            • if you set aspirations low, you probably won't sucess
  2. make conscious decision

    • according
      • if facing a fundamentally distributive negotiation
      • an integrative negotation
        • choose
          • strategies and tactcis accordingly
            • accommodation
            • avoidance
            • compromise
          • careful when trnasitioning between each other
            • it can confuse the other partyy and lead to impasse
  3. BATNA

    • best alternative to a negotiated agreement
      • important
        • option if agreement is not reached
      • without it
        • it maybe be difficult get a good agreement
          • less room to manuever
        • other party more agressive
      • be aware
        • other negotiator's BATNA
          • Monitor it carefully
          • remind negotatior your advantages
          • suggest it is not strong
  4. be willing to walk away

    • do not
      • lose sight of goals
        • better
          • no agreement than bad agreement
            • consider BATNA
            • set a walk away point
  5. negotations embodies paradoxes

    • five
      • common paradoxes
        • claiming value vs creating value
          • value claiming stage
            • parties
              • dicide who gets how much of what
                • distributive skills
                  • useful
                    • for value claiming
          • creating value stage
            • parties
              • work together to expand resources
                • integrative skills
                  • useful
                    • for value creation
        • sticking to by your principles VS being resilient to flow
          • complex negotation
            • may
              • involve both
                • good negotatiors now is critical to convey that principle in order th other party do not misread firmress
        • sitck with strategy VS opportunistic pursuit of options
          • new information
            • frequently
              • come to light during negotation
                • challange
                  • distinguish phantom opportunities from real ones
        • Honest and open VS closed and opaque
          • ongoing process
            • build trust
              • so
                • other party reveals more information
        • Trust VS distrust
          • built trust
            • but
              • constantly monitor how they manage the challenge
  6. remember the intangibles

    • remember
      • intangibles factors influence behaivor
        • be symphatetic listener
    • try
      • see what is not there
  7. Actively manage coalitions

    • against you
    • support you
      • Strong negotiators
        • asses
          • the presence and strength of coallitions
            • work
              • capture caolitions for their benefit
    • undifined coalitions
    • specially important
      • when
        • negotiators need to rely on others
  8. savor and protect your reputation

    • fragile
    • important to build
      • negotatiors
        • work to shape and enhance their reputation
          • by
            • being fair and consistent
    • very hard to rebuild when broken
  9. remember

    • rationality and fairness are relative
      • negotiators can illuminate definitions of fairness held by the other party and engage in a dialogue.
        • in order to
          • reach consensus on which standards of fairness apply in a given situation
  10. continue

    • learn from experience
      • always
        • take a time to make a reflection after negotatiion
          • take lessons from trainer
            • read books
              • enhance your skils
        • consider your strenghts and weakness
          • work
            • on weakness

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Mind Map on BEST PRACTICES IN NEGOTIATION, created by Mariano Parra on 02/09/2017.
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