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The Win-Win Negotiating Strategy

Winning the Negotiating Game

Herb Cohen
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Duration
1h 1m
Year
2003
Language
English
Publisher
Phoenix Books, Inc.

About

As a master negotiator for more than three decades, Herb Cohen is "the guy the pros go to." Here with wit and wisdom, Herb reveals his conceptual canopy-a step-by-step approach for establishing and maintaining mutually satisfying long-term relationships. Emphasizing the importance of style (manner and means) over substance (terms and conditions), and using recognizable anecdotes and examples, you will learn how to transform an opponent into a genuine partner. Herb covers the "nuts and bolts" of building optimal relationships: opening with commonality, saving zero-sum issues for last, obtaining reciprocity, gaining investment, and the necessary closing criteria. Learn what is most important in the bargaining process and how to win-or compromise-with the most effective strategies ever conceived.

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  • Negotiating
  • Business & Economics
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Leadership

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