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    Milestone One a negotiation is an interactive communication process that may take place whenever we want something from someone else or another person wants something from us. (http://corporate.findlaw.com) During discussions in 3-1 Collective Bargaining-Employee Safety we were broken up into two groups Management and Labor. The two groups were tasked with coming to an agreement on a new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) for the company that both sides good agree with. Formal negotiations…

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    conflict so each side in a conflict can find some sense of common ground or resolution, regardless of whom it will favor. According Spangle and Isenhart (2008), “Negotiation becomes a means to facilitate relationships based on dialogue and agreements based on understandings.” In some cases, such as with a current neighbor, the art of negotiation through mediation, failed to provide a reasonable agreement regarding my service dog, which has created a heated issue with my downstairs neighbor. The…

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    weakly predisposed to both collaborating and accommodating. I believe that my primary attributes helped me strike a strong deal for Sandy during the Viking negotiation exercise. However, I do have some reservations for the efficacy of my approach were this negotiation to be repeated multiple times in the future. During the course of the negotiation, I often utilized competing, avoiding and compromising attributes based on the individual issues at hand. I aimed to form an early understanding…

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    The activity on negotiation was remarkable. Our team was tasked on being Tenet Healthcare, Easton Hospital’s possible capital partner. The bottom-line of our negotiation is centered on reduction of the current number of 369 beds to a targeted 275-bed capacity, streamline the management and staff to about 25% to offset the reduced bed capacity, establishment of union for employees’ benefit and lastly, given that Easton Hospital is a not-for-profit institution, Tenet is geared on the cutback of…

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    to do a little exercise like call your cell phone provider and ask an easy question like “ Am I getting the best possible rate?” Finally step 5 is simply just asking for it and remember you will have to work with your supervisor long after the negotiation is…

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    Beyond Instrumentalism: A Relational Approach to Negotiation The authors of Beyond Instrumentalism: A Relational Approach to Negotiation described three different approaches to negotiation, instrumentalism, altruism, and relational. The authors define instrumentalism as assuming negotiation behavior from a selfish motivation, or “what is better for me (or us)?” (Ingerson, 2015, Introduction pp. 3). Altruism is people essentially displaying representation to proceed with a longing to supply to…

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    rate on company land. I believe my opponent will also have the same five interests and also might care to take over the city with its industry. Out five points overlap each other. I value points should be in order that was I listed above. 2. Negotiation Standards I wish to win the battle for location and restoration the most. If I can win those two point then I will feel I achieved my goal. The other I am ok will meeting half way or giving to my opponent. 3. Packages and Trades I am willing…

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    2.4 Analysis of negotiation two (failure) This negotiation resulted in an agreement to keep the prices for two products stable and decrease the prices for the other two products. There are several reasons why the interviewee perceived this negotiation as a failure. First of all, he expected what he calls the lower boundary of his goal range to be achievable, but these expectations were not confirmed. This perception of the outcome is in line with expectancy disconfirmation theory which states…

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    Negotiation is a simple way to process in making business deals, managing working relationships with others and resolving conflicts. I am glad I took this class to learn how to become a better negotiator when negotiating with people because it had benefited me in my daily life. From the beginning of the semester to now I had improved my skills in negotiating with people and learn how to negotiate with people in different cultures. Through out the semester I had learned how to prepare a…

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    Ensuring Business Negotiation In China As technology advances so does the efficiency in transportation. With fast reliable transportation business people in America want to expand their businesses out of the country. Since China is one of the world largest growing economy, Americans are lure into wanting to make business with them. When Americans go to China, they are not only expose to a new territory but culture as well. By knowing the compare and contrast culture of China, Americans would…

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