Course Outline
- Assessment of Personal Negotiation Approach
Evaluating individual methodologies and their implications for negotiation outcomes.
- Competitive Versus Cooperative Strategies
Determining the appropriate tactical framework to employ.
- Necessity of Innovation and Adaptability
Pursuing alternative solutions and resolving complex issues.
- Management of Expectations
Strategies for managing pre-negotiation dynamics and initial engagement phases.
- Non-Verbal Communication Protocols
Leveraging body language to reinforce verbal messaging.
- Critical Importance of Preparation
Essential activities required prior to the commencement of negotiations, particularly for government engagements.
- Altering the Dynamics of Power
Identification of strengths and vulnerabilities within both parties.
- Establishment of Goals and Objectives
Defining successful outcomes and establishing clear boundaries for unacceptable terms.
- Analyzing Interests Beyond Surface Demands
Uncovering the underlying concerns and priorities of the counterparty.
- Identification of Negotiable Variables
Determining concessions with minimal impact and identifying corresponding desired outcomes.
- Formulation and Justification of Proposals
Positioning arguments and demonstrating value relative to the counterparty’s criteria.
- Response Methodologies for Incoming Proposals
articulating objections and formulating counter-proposals as necessary for government compliance.
- Strategic Application of Inquiry
Utilizing conditional questions to evaluate potential solutions without binding commitments.
- The Bargaining Process
exchanging concessions to facilitate mutually beneficial resolutions.
- Resolution of Deadlocks
Mechanisms for navigating impasses and advancing negotiations.
- Addressing Pricing Challenges
defending established positions against cost-related objections.
- Finalizing Agreements
summarizing terms and closing discussions to prevent misunderstandings, ensuring accountability for government transactions.
Requirements
Given the extensive scope of exercises in this curriculum, a minimum enrollment of four participants and two instructors is required for government delivery.
Testimonials (4)
A lot of practical examples, practical approach to the topic, a lot of useful information, trainer is excellent
Irena
Course - Negotiation Skills
The exercises were amazing. The interaction was very friendly. I learned a lot. We concentrated on all the point and for all the unclear point, everything was answered.
VILCU DAN
Course - Negotiation Skills
Let's Trainee to share case& play role.
Dalailuck - Babcock Power (Thailand)
Course - Negotiation Skills
SAMART Goal and Negotiation Concept