Negotiation Skills

Training your employees on different negotiation tactics can be very important if your business enters into negotiations with customers, clients, or other businesses. One of the tactics you may want to instill into your employees is a win-win negotiation tactic. Win-win negotiations are a type of tool that can benefit both parties who are negotiating

Negotiations are usually the most daunting aspect of any sales representative’s sales process. Even experienced sales managers still get last-minute jitters! Because profit, relationships, and deals are either won or lost during the negotiation process. What’s more, you’re not born with these skills. Instead, they’re learned, practiced, and fine-tuned until you become a tactful negotiator.

Communication and negotiation are crucial skills we use in every area of our lives, from getting toddlers into their pajamas to servicing our cars – we’re constantly practicing the art of negotiation. However, effective body language is a crucial negotiation tactic often overlooked and forgotten until the last minute. The way you use body language

Stalled negotiations are frustrating for both parties involved. The person you’re trying to close a deal with isn’t budging, and you’re getting tired. But what if there was a way to get around this? Overcoming a negotiation that isn’t going anywhere is easy with these simple steps. 5 Steps For Overcoming Stalled Negotiation from Tom

We all possess ulterior motives and personal goals that exist just out of sight. This can quickly derail and stall the negotiation if not detected and dealt with early. If everyone has an agenda, how do you identify these hidden motivations? Read on to discover the 5 steps for uncovering hidden agendas in negotiations and help position