Kategorien: Alle - trust - negotiation - emotional - commitment

von Kit Ainscough Vor 12 Monaten

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Negotiation

Effective negotiation involves strategically applying emotional intelligence, especially the power of saying "no." Using "no" can prompt more detailed responses and commitments from counterparts, fostering a secure environment for open dialogue.

Negotiation

Negotiation

Tactical application of emotional intelligence

Bargaining

anchor emotions, not dollars
characterise your amount

you're not gunna like this, but

it may be more than you have

it's probably more than you plan to pay

its gunna be higher than you expect

my numbers high

don't extreme anchor

makes a lot of deals disappear

provide a range
depends upon

how much you can offer

what is going on in the market

the other side will anchor to the side of the range that most favours them
pivot to non-monetary terms
before we get to my offer, lets talk about what it takes to make this a great deal
what else are they willing to throw in to the deal?
Ackerman System
technique

detail

10

I'm tapped out, but I have nice ...

Offer them an object

your shirt

your watch

your jacket

9

8

then offer them 95% of your top number

I'd like to you another number, but I'm gunna have to talk to my partner about this

7

6

5

then offer them 85% of your top number

I'd like to GIVE you another number, but I'm not sure I can even cover this

4

I appeciate it

you're too generous

oh thank you

they must move their number before you can

apply tactical empathy

you're asking a reasonable price, and I'm being ridiculous

I'm so sorry, I can see I've offended you

wait until they ask for your price

Look I've got a price, but you're not gunna like it, so I'm scared to give you the price

the numbers

always increase in decreasing increments

5 objects

4 +5%

3 +10%

2 +20%

1 65%

nutshell

object

final number = odd number

next offer 95%

next offer 85%

initial offer = 65% of target

set target

Accusations Audit

Low stakes practise
Be exhaustive and fearless
Get ahead of negatives
Framing
"feels like ...

feels like

Unexpressed negative emotions never die - they fester and get worse
Inventory all the negatives the other side may be thinking

Body Language, speech patterns

Responding to a lie
show them you are aware of their perspective, and you don't have a problem with it / are trustworthy
be non-judgemental
use "late night FM DJ" voice

I heard you say"XXX", but it seems like something is bothering you?

I heard you say"XXX", but it seems like there is something else

I heard you say"XXX", but it seems like there is something more here than meets the eye

The Pinocchio affect
the use of extra effort/words to cover a lie
Identify Baselines & spot deviations
like a polygrapher

identify truth as a baseline

Watch the Sidelines
the body language of the people not in the spotlight
If something in their communication is off
label the dynamics in front of you

tone of voice is curious

I heard you say"XXX", but I also heard something in your tone of voice that made you hesitate

7 / 35/ 55 rule
Body Language

8x more important than the words

Tonality

5x more important than the actual words

Content

The value of 'no'

use 'no' to get an answer
use how or what to proceed

what are we going to do if we go offtrack?

how do we know if we're offtrack?

must transition from 'no' to 'how'
a 'yes' without a 'how' will die
the value of 'no'
no comittment fears
replace

3

are you against committing to xxxx now?

can you commit to xxx?

2

do you disagree with this?

do you agree with this?

1

Is this a ridiculous idea?

is this a good idea?

people feel safe and protected to say 'no'
has so much more value than a 'yes'
the danger of 'yes'
the danger

the 'yes' is a rejection in waiting

the 'yes' can still lead to a 'no' later

Does this look like something that could work for you?
counterfeit 'yes'

not a short answer usually

suuuuure

yeeeeahh

no trust

feeling trapped

commitment 'yes'

fairly curt and concise too

confirmation 'yes'

fairly concise and curt

legitimate

Creating illusion of control

ask legitimate questions
how have you made this deal in the past?
how do I know that ...
how have you worked with people like me in the past?
how are we going to move forward?
Avoid triggering Reciprocity
if I ask, I should be willing to give
if we ask, we tend to owe
Use 3 calibrated questions to shape thinking
HOW do I overcome the challenges here?
HOW I am going do that?
WHAT is going to happen if I do that?
ask questions to force Empathy
How I am supposed to do that?
Do NOT use "Why" questions
people feel accused of doing something wrong
people feel defensiveness
Ask "How" and "What" questions

Mastering Delivery

Uninfluential
use of "I", "me", "my"
Shrewd negotiators
use of "they", "them"
Digital Comms
end positively
say

I'm afraid

I'm sorry

one good move each communication
keep short
Inflections
inquisitive

curious

declarative

stating a fact

use the "FM DJ" voice
calms down
use the "Analyst" voice
lacks warmth
need to be immovable on this accent
use the "playful" voice
use 80% time
ditch the "Assertive" voice
always counterproductive
hit their mirror neurons
smile
late night FM DJ voice

Labelling

define and label

Mirroring

repeat key words with inflection up