#effectivenegotiation

🤝 Mastering Negotiation Skills through a conversation between an expert and an enthusiast! Discover techniques and strategies for effective negotiation and achieving win-win outcomes. 🌟💬

ENS is the brainchild of Michael Hudson and Leo Hawkins, two long-time friends who saw the need to transform traditional approaches to negotiation into more dynamic methods. Both great negotiators and influential members...continue reading

Are you confident in negotiating? Do you follow a structure? Ever felt you could have done better? Do you want to find out more? In this, the third in the PIRC Business Webinar series we are looking at methods of ‘Effective Negotiation’ to help you get the results you want for you and your business. So, do you have a process for Negotiating? Some people can be reluctant to negotiate for a number of reasons, one of which could be they have no proven method. So, following we have an outline for a simple but effective negotiation process… Preparation – It is wise to ensure all relevant facts are known in order to clarify the position of both parties. What are the needs and wants from both sides? How can all be satisfied through this process? Discussion – A meeting or call needs to be arranged, during which a discussion between both sides can take place so everyone is able to state their position. Clarification of Potential Outcome – It is useful to have an understanding of the outcome for both sides. Clarification is essential in order to conclude a successful negotiation. It might be that in a more complex negotiation outcomes are considered in order of importance and addressed in such a manor. Negotiation towards a Win-Win outcome – If a Win-Win outcome can be achieved for both parties the negotiation would have been a success. This may not always be possible, but if a clear understanding of both sides situation is discussed in advance then something close to a Win-Win outcome is more likely. Agreement – It is essential to have an open mind in order to achieve an agreement satisfactory to all. It needs to be clear and an understanding form both sides as to what exactly the outcome is. Implementation – After an agreement is made, a course of action can be planned and implemented in order to move forward. Entering into a situation where negotiation is required, having a system in place would always give you a stronger position to start from. This with effective communication and listening skills all adds to making the process of negotiation more effective. Do you feel you would like to get stronger in these areas and be more effective in your negotiations? They why not join us on Wednesday 9th May 2018 at 7.00pm - Register for FREE…. https://www.bigmarker.com/national-business-events-ltd/Effective-Negotiation Read the full article