Insights

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Our client in the Energy Industry faced a complex and hostile series of work place negotiations. We were engaged to focus...

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Wir bewerten die erste Information, die wir bezüglich einer Entscheidungsfindung erhalten, überproportional hoch. Das ist auch wichtig...

afraid to negotiate
  • ENS Team
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Fear is the invisible guest at every negotiating table. Negotiation by definition creates the premise that you may not get what you want.

Agreeing Negotiation Protocols
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Negotiation commonly relies on some form of rules of engagement, sometimes unspoken. These standards of conduct or protocols help clarify and...

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How far under the personal needs waterline does one have to go before hitting sensitive 'non-negotiable' issues? Negotiating around the deepest and most firmly held personal beliefs can be the most challenging hurdle in any negotiation.

  • ENS Team
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We tend to give disproportionate weight to the first information we receive when we are required to make decisions. This is important for negotiators.

  • ENS Team
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Procurement negotiation strategies need to change over the next year if purchasers are to continue to add value to their organisation’s bottom line.

Communication in Negotiation
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Negotiation is an exercise in communication. All behaviors in negotiation send a message. Everything we do, or don’t do, influences the Other Party.

controlling negotiation
  • ENS Team
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Is it true that to ‘win’ in a negotiation you must be in control? Does business require strong leadership?

Dealing With Deception In Negotiations
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While most negotiators think they are good at catching deception, the fact is most of us are not. Studies show our hunches about the other party lying

  • ENS Team
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It is certainly not easy to consider any form of 'aggression' as an appropriate response during negotiations. The word itself seems harsh ...

Develop Your Negotiating Voice
  • ENS Team
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Many studies suggest that our voices are one of the best indicators of success in life. Those listening to us are affected not just by the words we say (the Content), but more importantly by how we say them (the Process).

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