Introduction to negotiation
“Negotiation is a dynamic and interactive process where parties with conflicting interests work together to reach
a mutually beneficial agreement."
By Divyansh Lohia
Negotiation in Business
Transactional Negotiation: Strategic Negotiation:
"Focused on short-term objectives, often "Long-term, relationship-focused
involving one-time deals or transactions.“ negotiations with a strategic impact on the
business."
Negotiation in personal
relationships
Negotiated solutions can make people feel
more committed to their partner and better
about the relationship. The first step to
opening the floor to healthy negotiation – and
a more harmonious process – is to remember
that you're on the same team. You both want
to be happy and achieve outcomes that are
satisfying.
In a negotiation, each person gets something
in exchange for giving something their
partner wants. In compromise, neither partner
actually gets what they want. They often
settle on some middle ground between two
ends of an issue, with the result that neither is
satisfied with the solution.
Negotiation in everyday life
Negotiation is an integral part of everyday
life, influencing various aspects such as work,
family, friendships, and even interactions with
strangers.
In essence, negotiation is a fundamental skill
that can enhance your ability to navigate the
complexities of daily life. It involves effective
communication, active listening, and a
willingness to find solutions that are
acceptable to all parties involved. Developing
and honing these skills can lead to more
positive and successful outcomes in various
aspects of your everyday interactions.
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Conclusion and key takeaways
Empathy:
understanding others perspectives and emotions is crucial.
Follow Through:
Commitment to the agreed-upon actions is crucial.
Identify Common Goals:
Discover shared objectives to create a foundation for compromise.
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