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Negotiations: Policies, Procedures, and Suggestions By: E. Searight
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Page 1: Negotiations:  Policies, Procedures, and Suggestions

Negotiations: Policies, Procedures, and

Suggestions

By: E. Searight

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What is Negotiation?

Negotiation• Negotiation: It is a decision making process among interdependent parties who do not share identical preferences. It is through negotiation that the parties will decide what each will give & take in their relationship/s.

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Negotiation Features of Negotiation

There are a minimum of two parties present.

Both parties have predetermined goals.

Some of the predetermined goals are not shared by both the parties.

There is an expectation of outcome.

Both parties believe that the outcome of negotiation may be satisfactory.

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Negotiations as a Team

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Negotiations Skills

Negotiations are rarely pure win-lose or win-win propositions

Negotiations takes place under conditions of ambiguity & uncertainty.

Most negotiations involve existing or potential sources of conflict that impede reaching an agreement.

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Four Stages of Negotiation

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Negotiation Process

The process of negotiation has following 4 stages:

• Stage I: Preparation• S

tage II: Opening Session•

Stage III: Bargaining•

Stage IV: Settlement

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Negotiation Tech Deals Tips

Involve a Lawyer

Damage Limitation

Limitations of time to Sue