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Cross Cultural Negotiation
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Powerful Negotiation Tips: A quick reference guide
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Negotiating is Creative Problem Solving
Every person negotiates every aspect of their lives. No one can
negotiate until they understand the situation. Wherever there is
conflict there is a problem to be solved. This involves getting
two or more people to agree on something. Problem solving is an
essential skill of any effect negotiator.
Problem solving starts with defining the problem. Overcoming a
problem cannot be accomplished until the problem has been
identified. Often the issue that appears to be the problem
overshadows the actual underlying cause or causes of dissension.
To resolve the problem the real causes of dissension must be
addressed.
Mediators observe closely how each of the parties reacts to
suggested solutions to identify which party has additional
issues that need to be brought up and addressed before a final
resolution initiative will be well received.
One method of identifying ancillary issues is to start each
negotiation conference or session with a casual conversation
with the other side. During this casual dialogue listen for
personal, business, or totally unrelated issues that may hinder
open communication about the main issue. Look for indications
that suggest the other person is uncomfortable with you or the
group.
Once you have collected the available "intelligence" separate
the issues into those that have an impact on your discussions
and those that
do not. If any of the issues that are not related
can be satisfied with input on your part, offer it during the
casual conversation preamble to the serious negotiation. This
can be anything from how to get a parking ticket validated to
consoling the other person on a personal situation. The goal
here is to build a supportive relationship with the person that
transgresses the main issue.
For the issues you have uncovered that relate to the matter at
hand, separate the "wants" from the "needs". You will want to
focus on ways to satisfy the "needs" of the other parry.
Problem solving is the meat of dispute resolution. By expanding
the issues being addressed, the parties are providing the
opportunity to resolve the dispute by pairing ancillary problem
solutions so that both people emerge feeling a sense of victory.
Win/Win negotiating is not so much about appeasing both sides as
it is about pairing needs and satisfiers so that both parties
think that they have come away with more than what they had to
give away to reach the agreement.
About the author:
Bill Scarpino is a professional negotiator and restructuring
consultant. He writes about how people negotiate almost everything in
their daily lives from personal issues to business challenges.
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Negotiation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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