If you're a parent, you're negotiating probably more than you ever have in your life. But it's one thing to negotiate staying up late on a school night, people oftentimes have trouble translating those real world negotiation skills into the business world. But the truth is there are a lot similarities.
Expert negotiators all have skills and techniques they bring to the table. It's quite possible you also have them, and don't even realize it. Here's a look at some traits that are common among expert negotiators.
1. They keep emotion out of the process
It's very easy to feel frustrated, angry and defensive during a negotiation process. But when emotions run high, it's often difficult to respond with logic and reason. This can be especially difficult if the person you're negotiating with tries to escalate the situation. As the saying goes, keep calm and carry on. You have an end goal in mind, and getting heated won’t help you meet it. If things don’t go your way, remember it’s not personal. Best to leave the table with no hard feelings. Hopefully even though you may not have gotten what you’ve wanted this time around, you’ve established a foundation for success at your next try.
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