Do We Have A Deal?

Product Code ASH00134
Publication Date May 2008
Publisher Ashgate Publishing
Product Type DVD
Pages
ISBN Number 9780347600033
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A practical training DVD on effective negotiating for all managers based on Gavin Kennedy's 'four-phase' approach to negotiating.

Malcolm and Miriam represent management and staff, respectively, as they try - initially without success - to negotiate equitable terms for the forthcoming office move. With help from two colleagues they experience and learn how to prepare, debate, propose and bargain their way to a win-win solution.

Gavin Kennedy's proven, simple and highly effective negotiating techniques are delivered in an entertaining drama that will capture your people's imagination and develop their negotiating skills.

The four-phase model:

  • prepare - negotiation can't begin until each party knows what they want
  • debate - discovering the other side's 'wants' takes up to 80% of the negotiation
  • propose - each side signals what 'wants' they could trade
  • bargain - the parties state the specific 'wants' each will trade.

Duration: 25 minutes

  • Support Material:
  • A Trainer's Guide provides information and guidance on holding a course on negotiation
  • It contains advice on training, an outline course structure and help with the devising and running of negotiating simulations
  • A model simulation is provided along with notes on handling a debriefing session
  • The Negotiator's Notebook provides training course participants with the basic steps of a negotiation and offers valuable help and assistance for those entering negotiations in a variety of situations.

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