Why (& How) to Avoid Surprising the Other Side in Negotiations

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024

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  • @RajdeepSingh1
    @RajdeepSingh1 4 года назад +2

    Love this series of small tips and reminders.

  • @joshcollins9125
    @joshcollins9125 3 года назад

    I've just watched your talk on Inc (the 47 min one!). I'm incredibly impressed by your intuition for negotiation and will be buying your books later today. Kudos

  • @shreeabraham
    @shreeabraham 9 месяцев назад

    🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
    00:00 📚 *Introduction to the Series*
    - Deepak Malhotra introduces himself, his role, and the purpose of the video series on negotiation.
    - Brief mention of being a co-author of "Negotiation Genius" and "Negotiating the Impossible."
    00:27 🤔 *The Negative Impact of Surprises in Negotiations*
    - Surprises in negotiations are generally unfavorable.
    - When the other side is surprised, they may struggle to respond productively or engage creatively.
    - Unexpected proposals can lead to negative perceptions, such as being seen as aggressive or disrespectful.
    01:10 🔄 *Strategies to Avoid Negative Surprises*
    - Manage expectations before the negotiation to set a broad understanding of the discussion.
    - Preview surprising proposals or offers in outline form before the face-to-face meeting.
    - Pretest unique negotiation approaches with relevant stakeholders to refine arguments.
    02:35 🚧 *Dealing with Unavoidable Surprises*
    - If surprises are inevitable, approach negotiations with honesty and respect.
    - Acknowledge the potential shock factor and propose allowing the other side more time to consider.
    - Emphasize that surprising the other side should be a deliberate and calculated choice in negotiation strategy.
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