High Performance
Negotiations is an intense two-day, skill based
seminar that instructs participants in the art
of Mutual Gains Negotiation.
Participants learn and practice the three goals
of top negotiators:
1. Reaching satisfying agreements
for both parties.
2. Reaching agreements efficiently.
3. Ending negotiations on a positive note so that
relationships are improved.
The program examines negotiation strategies, differences
between positional bargaining and joint problem-solving,
learning how to be soft on the people and hard
on the problem, getting at interests behind positions,
inventing options for mutual gain, using independent
standards to break deadlocks, and developing a
best alternative to negotiated agreements (B.A.T.N.A.)
Included
in the first day:
1. Preparing for negotiations.
2. How to create a climate for favorable results.
3. Recognizing your own "hot buttons"
and how to avoid them.
4. Practicing detachment when you are deeply involved.
5. Making offers and counter-offers.
6. Knowing when and how to caucus.
7. Five common errors in judgement that lead to
mistakes in negotiations.
Included in the second
day:
1. Countering tactics and dirty tricks.
2. Resolving disputes using negotiation ju-jitsu.
3. Dealing with thug negotiators.
4. Resolving conflict in a win-win manner.
5. Framing and re-framing negotiations.
6. Bringing opponents to their senses without
bringing them to their knees.
7. Building a "Golden Bridge" that opponents
can't help but cross to your side.
The course is one-third instruction, two-thirds
practice. Exercises can be customized to reflect
"real world" situations. Participants
immediately transfer skills learned in the class-room
to their personal and business affairs.
Required pre-class reading:
Getting
to Yes, Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In,
by Roger Fisher and William Ury of the Harvard
Negotiation Project.
Developing successful negotiators...A
Performance Priority!
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