Terms and Conditions MATTER
Negotiation Training by TableForce
by Mike Inman
1w ago
Terms and Conditions MATTER A lot of people think negotiations are all, or mostly, about price. Experienced negotiators know that Terms and Conditions matter MORE! I tend to tell a lot of business stories, but there's a lot of negotiations that happen on a personal level that may drive a point home even ..read more
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Confidence And Its Impact On Negotiation
Negotiation Training by TableForce
by Mike Inman
1w ago
The Impact of Confidence On Negotiations I decided to add a follow-up to my other blog on Negotiating a Better Salary, or Job Offer. This is about the impact of confidence on a negotiation. There’s a saying going around, “fake it until you make it!” WRONG. People see right through it, plus it’s ..read more
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Receiving Bad News Early Is Good News
Negotiation Training by TableForce
by Mike Inman
1w ago
Receiving Bad News Early Is Good News My friend Austin recently thanked me for some advice I gave him 10 years ago that he still uses to this day. We teach it in our sessions, and I tell someone the same advice at least once a week. Receiving or finding out bad news ..read more
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How to Negotiate Price Increases
Negotiation Training by TableForce
by Mike Inman
1w ago
How to negotiate price increases, both getting a price increase for sellers as well as defending against price increases for buyers, is a HOT topic at the moment. Geopolitical decisions have disrupted global supply chains and sellers have all the power right now. Buyers are often negotiating delivery dates, and quantities, sometimes price doesn’t ..read more
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Negotiation Meets Sustainability – A Business Case
Negotiation Training by TableForce
by Fergus Graham
1w ago
Negotiation Meets Sustainability: I have been exploring the theme of how effective negotiation is compatible with a mindset of sustainability, and not focused on simply price and cost. The proliferation of Impact Investing is a clear sign that having a purpose to do good and not just make profit is the way forward, and ..read more
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Negotiation Meets Sustainability – A Personal Story
Negotiation Training by TableForce
by Fergus Graham
1w ago
Negotiation Meets Sustainability – A Personal Story I talked in my last blog about how negotiation can genuinely create lasting and sustainable benefits for all stakeholders by focusing on needs and not wants, working on really understanding the other side’s sheet of paper, not falling prey to one’s ego and listening. This will then lead ..read more
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Is Negotiation Compatible with Having a Goal of Sustainability?
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by Fergus Graham
1w ago
Is Negotiation Compatible with Having a Goal of Sustainability? Negotiation is about getting the best deal we can, isn’t it? So, how can we think sustainably when we are negotiating with customers and suppliers and we have financial targets to hit and bosses to impress? Although what does “sustainability” mean anyway? In business it’s about ..read more
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How to Become an Expert Negotiator
Negotiation Training by TableForce
by Mike Inman
1w ago
Let’s start by defining what it means to be an expert negotiator: Expert - a person who has a comprehensive and authoritative knowledge of or skill in a particular area. I see a LOT of people refer to themselves as “experts”. In my opinion, you’re NOT an expert until someone ELSE refers to ..read more
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What Makes a Good Negotiator?
Negotiation Training by TableForce
by Mike Inman
1w ago
What makes a good negotiator??? I’ve heard and read this question answered multiple times over the years. Many times, I think the person answering is just describing themselves – or who they think they are… So, I’m going to approach the answer to this question differently. What works for me to find common ..read more
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Jujutsu Negotiations
Negotiation Training by TableForce
by Mike Inman
1w ago
Jujutsu Negotiations Jū: gentle, supple, flexible, or yielding. Jutsu: technique of manipulating an opponent's force against themselves rather than confronting it with one's own force. One of the most common frustrations I hear from supply chain professionals across the globe is the practice of “back-door” selling to the purchaser’s internal clients. Specifically, sellers go around ..read more
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