Ask for More Than You Expect To Get

Topics:
Project Feasibility,
Property Analysis
Tags:
Finance,
Free Trade,
Negotiation,
Negotiator,
TEXAS REAL ESTATE CLUB
Source:
TEXAS REAL ESTATE CLUB

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Overview: "One of the cardinal rules of power negotiating is that you should ask the other side for more than you expect to get. Effectiveness at the conference table depends upon overstating one's demands. Power negotiators know that the initial demands in these types of negotiations are always extreme, however, so they don't let it bother them. Power negotiators know that as the negotiations progress, they will work their way toward the middle where they will find a solution that both sides can accept. Then they can both call a press conference and announce that they won in the negotiations. Article addresses more information, read on and find details."

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1


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