99 Negotiating Strategies: Tips, Tactics & Techniques Used by Wall Street's Toughest Dealmakers
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (555 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01LXG27ZV |
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| Number of Pages | : | 367 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-10-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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He is often asked to consult on upcoming negotiations being handled by others, and to join negotiations already in progress where it appears an impasse is likely. Rosen has devoted much of his career to analyzing the elements of dealmaking at every level, from billion-dollar real estate ventures to the purchase of consumer items, on down to neighborhood garage sales. What Rosen learned was that through the methodical use of the methods in this masterwork, he could achieve all his goals in nearly every deal he set out to negotiate. Rosen has urged colleagues, clients and followers of his techniques to make the development of superior negotiating skills a career priority. About the Author David Rosen has been described by his peers as one of the toughest negotiators in the United States. In deal after deal Rosen outwitted and out-negotiated his adversaries, in situations where others told him there was no way he could make a deal
Outstanding negotiation tactics for any situation. Vander B Just bought it and love it. I like it not only for negotiating with opponents but for negotiating inside my own company - at raise time, at promotion time, and for some smart jiu-jitsu moves when dealing with people that might be trying to climb the ladder of success by using you as a rung to put their foot on. The stuff on using proven psychology principles and why pitching one way rather than another is genius. Love the discussion of negotiating tips from othe. MP said The best collection of high-level negotiating tips and tools and I've ever seen, no doubt. I have to say, this is the best book on negotiation tactics and strategies I've ever read, and that's saying a lot. It really is a complete playbook of excellent ideas for negotiating in any situation. The tips tell you how to restructure they way you present your ideas, how to recruit members of the opposing side to help you sell your positions, how to overcome objections, how to favorably reframe both your position and the position of the adversary.just on and on. I recognized some but I would sa. Amazon Customer said It worked!!. I bought this book and then sat back and flipped through it. Then I put one of the tips to use and guess what! I closed the deal! I used #It worked!! Amazon Customer I bought this book and then sat back and flipped through it. Then I put one of the tips to use and guess what! I closed the deal! I used #45, which is based on a psychological theory I've never heard of. The tip explains when to stress the value of gains, when to stress the risk of losses, when to talk about the benefit of certainty, and when to talk about how the deal will put the customer in a superior position versus his or her competitors. That helped me understand why I couldnt get one of my c. 5, which is based on a psychological theory I've never heard of. The tip explains when to stress the value of gains, when to stress the risk of losses, when to talk about the benefit of certainty, and when to talk about how the deal will put the customer in a superior position versus his or her competitors. That helped me understand why I couldnt get one of my c
In deal after deal Rosen outwitted and out-negotiated his adversaries, in situations where others told him there was no way he could make a deal happen. He wanted to know what psychological theories were pertinent to the motivations of both buyers and sellers, and how they could be ethically implemented as part of an intentional, powerfully-effective negotiating style. Rosen has urged
Each is simply explained in a way that teaches you how to use them to achieve superior outcomes. Rosen explains them and shows you how they work.Buy this guide, study it, and keep it with you. It is a tool, a device, just like a notepad, a pen or a calculator, for dealmaking pros to reference constantly.Rosen gets high marks for his opening discussion of ethics. Another negotiator might feel discomfort far short of that first negotiator’s comfort spectrum. To quote Rosen from the book's Authors Note, "Some negotiators may find ideas in this book too aggressive, but that is a matter of perspective. It is not a matter of right versus wrong, or ethical versus unethical. He introduces you to deeply-researched psychological principles, such as Prospect Theory, Coase Theorem, Asch Conformity principles and concepts like reciprocity, scarcity and consistency. It is exactly what the title say