More and more corporations are hiring coaches to work with their employees to develop their careers, particularly for those people who are seen as high-value employees. There is a new term for these people: "HiPo's", or High Potential Employees. Coaching…
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Did you hear about Nicole Lilliman? She's the single mother of 4 who was recently fired and then re-hired by Tim Hortons for giving a Timbit to a toddler. I can't help but think of all the negotiating going on…
A neighbour I can't seem to get along with is a bully. The problem started, as these things usually do, over something quite trivial. How such a small thing could have grown into an emotional hot-button between two adults still…
By Horacio FalcãoThere are key steps to creating value in a negotiation. Knowing them and how to prepare for them is the path to a “win-win” outcome. Start here. Negotiation where both sides win Value creation is only consistent in a…
Closing a deal can be ‘extremely hard’, says INSEAD Affiliate Professor of Decision Sciences Horacio Falcao, because it’s the conclusion of the whole negotiating process. If something’s gone wrong and hasn’t been picked up by that point, the person you’re…
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By Alistair Dobbie In the world of finance we can all too easily skip over the very real costs of conflict. Emotional intelligence as a concept has done a lot to address the image of phone-throwing Wall Street traders left over…
More important than what you earn, more important than your benefit package, most important to how you feel about your work is having a caring boss. A 2000 Gallup poll of people working in 700 different companies showed most people…
Daniel PinkSeldom have I had so much fun reading a book. From the Agriculture Age of the 18th century to the Industrial Age of the 19th century to the 20th century's Information Age, Daniel Pink's theory is that the 21st…
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In The Art and Science of Negotiation, Raiffa uses a vast array of specific cases and clear, helpful diagrams to explain the step-by-step processes of negotiation, and translates this deeper understanding into practical guidelines.
In the systematic, step-by-step approach described in Bargaining for Advantage, you will learn to succeed even when you think you are short on bargaining power, to counter hardball tactics and tricks without compromising your ethics, and to build trust in working relationships.
