Improve Win-Win Negotiation Skills
COURSE CONCEPT
Negotiation is a form of communication that is entered with another party: either between two individuals or a group. Negotiation is a means of getting what we want from others. Often, this involves back and forth communication designed to reach an agreement when you and the other side have some interests that are shared and others that are opposed. The method of principled negotiation enables parties to discuss their needs, negotiate issues, and looks at mutual gains to reach a fair and satisfying agreement.
AUDIENCE
For individuals who are seeking to improve their negotiation skills, improve communication and relationships to and attain win-win outcomes
AIMS
Incorporate collaborative negotiation skills to attain goals for win-win outcomes.
• Broaden negotiation to consider the perspective of all parties to deepen your understanding of the issue for negotiation.
• Design and broaden the negotiation options to attain a win-win outcome.
• Improve communication and relationships with people
COURSE CONTENT
The Harvard Principles of collaborative negotiation
• Negotiation attitudes
• Negotiation styles: competitive and collaborative
• Four elements of Principled Negotiation
• The Third Side in Negotiation or Going To The Balcony
• Tips for gaining perspective on a conflict
• Stages in Negotiation
o Preparing for negotiation
o Interacting during negotiation
o Closing the agreement
LEARNING OUTCOMES
On completion of the program, you will be able to:
- Apply the Harvard Principles of collaborative negotiation
- Apply an appropriate negotiation attitude to a situation
- The Third Side in Negotiation Or Going To The Balcony
- Implement all stages of negotiation that includes: Preparation, Interaction, Close, and Review
- Prepare for negotiation incorporating both sides of the case and applying a range of tools
- Implement logistical considerations for negotiations
- Interact during negotiation that entails establishing rapport between parties and considering power positions
- Define the problem in terms of needs, brainstorming possible options, and select the solution that will meet the needs of both parties
- Design and implement an action plan for the negation outcome
- Evaluate the success of the negotiation process and consider learning points for future negotiation
- Apply strategies to handle the hidden agenda of the negotiation, when the other party does not live up to their part of the bargain and when unfair tactics are used