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Is saving ‘face’ as important for negotiators in Western cultures as it is for those in the East?

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Überall wird Einfluss genommen – doch viele von uns nehmen dies nicht wahr. Obwohl man aktive Einflussnahme lernen kann, denken nur wenige...

How to Avoid an International Incident – Effectively negotiating in Other Countries
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Cross-cultural negotiation can be a potential minefield. It calls upon many of the same skills required to negotiate in your own backyard, but also requires a keen awareness of different customs and contexts. So how can you approach your next negotiation to avoid an international incident?

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Never give anything away without getting something back is an old negotiation adage. Yet how well is this performed?

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A major influencing force identifiable in all cultures is the social expectation of reciprocity. If I do something for you then you will do...

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When nations collide on issues that impact on the world with major consequences, we all sit up and watch.

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Qualifizierte Verhandler und Einflussnehmer wissen längst, welche Macht darin liegt, Standpunkte bei Personen mit Autorität zu verankern. Wenn dann...

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

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

afraid to negotiate
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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.

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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 ...

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