Executive Report

Negotiating Within Relationships

Posted February 25, 2014 | Leadership |

 Negotiating within relationships is difficult. The importance of the relationship causes you to want to give in to the other party, making it harder to negotiate effectively for your own needs. Your own preconceptions, narratives, fears, and emotions also impact these negotiations, causing difficulties in thinking clearly and behaving strategically. Indeed, to be effective, you must prepare extensively, listen for the other person’s needs, and manage your emotions in real time. This Executive Report outlines how to take these steps, so you can negotiate effectively to meet your interests while simultaneously maintaining and building your relationships.

About The Author
Moshe Cohen
Moshe Cohen is President of The Negotiating Table, a firm that provides mediation services to people in conflict as well as negotiation and conflict management training. Since founding the firm in 1995, Mr. Cohen has mediated hundreds of disputes in a variety of settings and in a multitude of topic areas, including workplace and employment disputes, discrimination complaints, torts, civil litigation, landlord-tenant evictions, divorce, family,… Read More
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