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Upvote 8 Downvote 0 Reply 0. Upvote 2 Downvote 0 Reply 0. Upvote 1 Downvote 0 Reply 0. Answer added by amer jayyousi , Business Development Consultant , freelance 8 years ago. Answer added by Nitin Chandran 8 years ago. Upvote 0 Downvote 0 Reply 0. Negotiation is a broader subject Bargain is specific to price Negotiation is understanding the stand point of both and arriving at an agreeable conclusion. Answer added by sachin sood 8 years ago. They wanted to haggle over the time, telling me I was being unreasonable.
One even threatened to kill me if I killed her. If they had moved from discussing what I wanted to discussing why I wanted it they would have gotten information about my back story unemployed, loser, two estranged children and been rewarded with talking me beyond my deadline. They recognized how they became emotional during a high stress event which constricted their thinking and affected their performance.
What does this have to do with business negotiations? The same factors that affect hostage negotiations; high stakes, little time to prepare, outside influences, micromanagement, high emotions; are the same factors that affect business negotiations. What is yours? Derek Gaunt is lecturer, author of Ego, Authority, Failure, and trainer with 29 years of law enforcement experience, 20 of which as a team member, leader and then commander of hostage negotiations teams in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
As a member of the Black Swan Group, he is a negotiation trainer and personal coach.
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