Negotiation Tips and Techniques: Balancing the Deal
Monday 30 May 2022High-performing managers negotiate everyday - with colleagues, with other departments and even with other companies and external stakeholders. While the specifics may vary, the outcomes will often dictate team and organisational success. Good negotiation skills and outcomes are essential to getting things done, achieving mutually positive results and building high value relationships.
CMI’s David McLaughlin CMgr FCMI ChMC explores practical tips and techniques that you can apply in the workplace to help you avoid playing a zero sum game and still maintain and improve your overall performance and productivity.
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Explore the following topics:
- How to get your best possible outcome in tough situations
- How to negotiate even in situations of unequal power
- How to build trust and collaboration into the deal
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